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Stepcase Lifehack recently has an article by Dustin Wax about "How to Live Artfully". Interesting comments from fellow viewers and you've got to spare a few minutes rethinking about life. The tips may sound trivial to materialists but when you appreciate life's finer details you open up yourself to connect to people in whole new ways.
Art of living or life of art, I've been trying to mingle. And they gradually became un-separable, what a great synergy between these two simple words. You find two words and associate them to become your mantra. Here's my addition to Dustin's list:
lovely article! Attention to details with appreciation, logging dreams seriously are among the things I do most often to get inspired. I have one thing to add:
Create Methods: most of us most of the time REACT to what’s happening to us, but before you react, try to create a whole new method to tackle the issues on hand. This habit will give you a lot of insights and train yourself to be even more creative, one step at a time. You will soon discover that nothing is really impossible too. Just remember *everything is connected*, you just have to find paths leading to what you intend to happen. Most rewarding by itself in my life.
What's that to do with the photo in this post? I'll leave it to your imagination, but it is a photo shot of our 2008 back to school thematic promotion. A great stationery series from Artemis, flexible A5 notebook system which you can customize the way you like it. Add diary, notebook, zip pockets, name card holders, photo album or clear folder to your beloved cover and you get a personal system. That's why the series is called "Put Together". All time best seller for us. And I'm not advertising, I just love the simplicity of it.
More on Scription blog: moleskine.vox.com/library/post/how-to-live-artfully.html
International giveaway on the blog and Instagram to win The Stash handcrafted notebook through March 19, 2016.
www.allthingspaper.net/2016/03/the-stash-handcrafted-leat...
You can't see too much of any one notebook, but here are all of my notebooks in a single photo! I should probably stop buying them since these are 99% empty.
For many of these, since they are often not from the US, I try to indicate where I purchased it (though the item may not have been manufactured there). Check the notes for each item. :-)
As you might be able to tell, I clearly have a thing for vintage designs, even though these are all new.
a slim notebook i recently purchased at the alameda antique fair / flea market. it is from 1899-1906 and in german. this is a page out of the middle.
Due to Flickr's new smart rules, I am not any longer allowed to tell you this beautiful notebook is available on my Etsy named Cheek fille. I am happy to announce you I am still allowed to invited to visit my blog so do I : www.cheekfille.com
i like notebooks so much.. i keep buying them but 80% havent been used. i have somemore but i cannot remember when i placed them -_-
moleskine
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Dressco notebook
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Maruman covered notebook (A6refill + Brerio cordvan leather cover )
www.e-maruman.co.jp/product/note/index.html (pdf)
For my upcoming dissertation I will have to do a lot of research, so to motivate myself to do it I made a special notebook. The pages are partly printed preparation, partly scrap paper I had at home from various old notebooks and school exercise books.
“I have a new method of poetry. All you got to do is look over your notebooks... And think of anything that comes into your head, especially the miseries... Then arrange in lines of two, three or four words each, don't bother about sentences ...” - Allen Ginsberg
Writing is a form of therapy.
My friends notebook. She uses writing as a form of therapy to sort of out her thoughts and feelings. There is something about writing and splurging out thoughts in your head on paper that relieves pressure in your heart.
Some notebook stuff. I've been working on a long comic book, so no art updates for a while. www.justinduerr.com
Notebook/journal hand covered in 1960's interior magazine pages & bound with cord & vintage button ready to post for a photo shoot
I've had this little leather notebook for years and it's never had a word written in it! I don't think I write much nowadays as everything seems to be technology driven.
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