They have Grandmaster Flash's seal of approval*
I bought two of these A4 Whitelines notebooks, and I think I'm going to have to go out and buy a lifetime supply just in case they stop making them. The gimmick is that the pages have very faint gray squares, which leaves a grid of white lines. So it's an inverse engineer's quadrille pad, and it's absolutely wonderful. Ten times better than a moleskin.
*not that I'm such a fan of that song, or even of old school rap. It gets name dropped by hipper than thou music nerds, and next thing you know, they're droning on about how much they like Dario Argento films or somesuch schock. Just like I am right now.
Labels: cool tools, design
posted by Mike Beversluis at
Sunday, October 18, 2009
3 Comments:
Amazon invites you to tell the publisher that "I’d like to read this book on Kindle " :-)
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JTS, at 19 October, 2009 06:33
Give me the details! How gray is the light gray? I design spiral bound note books for work from time to time, and I think I'm gonna have to try this technique on my next project.
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e, at 28 October, 2009 00:00
The gray is a little lighter than most newsprint. Pick one up on Amazon. You won't regret it.
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Mike Beversluis, at 28 October, 2009 17:50
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