Tag: paperblog
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American Birds
Another incredible post over at Firmuhment. Initially, I quickly scanned it but left the tab open so that I could read it again, completely with all of the details. I wasn’t disappointed. Amidst all of the hoopla of Tumblr and Google Buzz, I found this post extremely relevant. It’s about a writer named Lorrie Moore…
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Rhodia Pad Sizes and Numbers
Rhodia Drive has a cool list of all the pads that they make, including dimensions and numbers.
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Paperblog #42
-Soho Maruman paper 4.9″x6.9″ -Sakura Micron 0.1-0.5 -Tombow ABT felt color pens -Faber-Castell Albrecht-Dürer aquarelle pencils As promised, the paperblog I did yesterday. Today’s paperblog is a lot bigger. I used Soho Maruman 8.5″x13.9″. It’s almost 4 times bigger, but easier to work with for some reason. You don’t feel like you need to cover…
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Rangic Art
I just went through my artwork and found a bunch of pieces that I haven’t posted or scanned. I think I’ll do this in the next few days. There are some pieces that aren’t finished. I started working on paperblog #42¹. I couldn’t decide on what size to use. I decided to start small, with…
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Moleskine Journaling
Currently, I only have one MS. It’s for watercolors and ink and it’s the normal MS size. It’s got 72 pages. I noticed that new folio-sized watercolor MS have come out, an A4 and an A3. I used to keep journals in cheaper notebooks, but I have tired of the cheap paper (ink and colors…
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Seed 3 Sketchnotes By Mike Rohde
Great sketchnotes by Mike Rohde from the Seed 3 conference in a moleskine.
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Tegaki The Handwritten Blog
Tegaki is a handwritten blog, through paper, Wacom tablets and other media forms. (via waxy)
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Things Fall Apart
I was messing around with a paint brush and ink a few weeks ago and this was the result. I have been researching ways to do some calligraphy. After a few experiments, I decided on using ink dip pens as they get the best result. I’ve seen some typographers and calligraphers working with brushes, but…
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SXSW Interactive Moleskine Notes
SXSW interactive Moleskine notes by Mike Rohde.