Tag Archives: paper

Notepod

Posted on September 28, 2009 by Rob Beschizza

So, you think Moleskines are expensive? Behold, the Notepod! [Notepod via Awesomer]

I feel like I’m missing something about the Moleskine MSK format

Posted on March 30, 2009 by Joel Johnson

Moleskine is pushing a new “MSK” format for designing your own custom pages on your computer to be printed and attached to one of their famous notebooks. But I’m confused. While I understand the utility of custom pages, especially some … Continue reading →

Graph paper art by Arnaud Loumeau

Posted on March 19, 2009 by Joel Johnson

Arnaud Loumeau‘s graph paper art tickles my obsessive-compulsive-by-proxy lobe in much the same way that pixel art, quilting, and LEGO modeling does.

Self-stapling paper pad

Posted on January 28, 2009 by John Brownlee

A simple but gorgeous idea by designer sherwood Forlee: die-cut pads of paper, the corners of which can be easily folded over to staplelessly stick them together. I wish someone would actually start selling pads like this. A little bit … Continue reading →

Laser-engraved Moleskine covers don’t emit phosgene and chlorine, which is nice

Posted on January 23, 2009 by Joel Johnson

A small company that laser-etches tech and nerd gear has this sage advice: WARNING : DO NOT LASER ENGRAVE MOLESKINES WITHOUT THE PROPER FILTRATION SYSTEM. BURNING THEM CREATES HIGHLY TOXIC GASES INCLUDING PHOSGENE AND CHLORINE GAS. THE HYDROCHLORIC ACID PRODUCED … Continue reading →

“Shit List” memo pad

Posted on July 28, 2008 by Joel Johnson

Design Warehouse Santa Fe sells this “Shit List,” a small memo pad onto which those that have dared cross you can be inscribed along with their transgressions and your “Plan of Attack”. We use something similar around BBG to keep … Continue reading →

Pulp Pitchers from Waste Paper

Posted on January 10, 2008 by Joel Johnson

Dutch designer Jo Meesters has made this collection of vases and water pitchers made from cast-off waste paper mixed with epoxy and polyurethane. That might affect the ability for these to be recycled again, but I’m actually less interested in … Continue reading →

Magnetic Paper: Write Your Ode to Lode

Posted on November 13, 2007 by Joel Johnson

This “Magnetic Field Paper” is simple enough, reacting to the mysterious power of the lodestone. I am unsure if baby’s blood is necessary to activate its fell power, but I figure it always pays to play it safe. From the … Continue reading →