Showing posts with label journals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label journals. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

The Sketchbook Project 2011

Doesn't this look like fun? GG continues to hide her opposable thumbs & cannot participate. But you can. (There is a price but if you would like to be part of a large art project & travelling exhibit, it seems small. Of course, if you cannot, keep drawing anyway!)

Even though GG's editor has used Moleskines for various projects over the years, she was alerted to The Sketchbook Project by the lovely author of secret, fragile skies & agelessbeautyalways (separate blogs). We highly recommend these elegant & slightly wistful reflections by a writer in New York.

Now go sketch, draw, play, start a rumpus. Giulia is exhibiting her talent in that last activity. Right. Now.


ciao-meow/GG's beleaguered editor


(graphics by Hannes Haus from his 2009 Sketchbook)

NB:
The deadline to sign up is 31 October 2010. There are discounts for groups.

Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Moleskine® Journal 2009

Among other gifties awaiting a visiting sister today (she's had a rough year) is a Moleskine 2009 journal. We used these as a university student in France & were pleased (& surprised!) to receive some because we wrote about a Moleskine fundraiser for Amnesty International. (Some years ago--we bought this one:)

It's amusing that so many people think: 1) Moleskine users are snobs; 2) Moleskiners are "good" snobs. Give us a break--we used them as a kid. When that's the case, maybe it's just that you love them & had no idea that they had become "cool." (That was the case until receiving those free ones in the post.)

To personalize the new book, we've included various stamps for holidays, tucked in some stationery, a few cool postcards, two photographs-from-slides of her as a giggly young girl, an Obama sticker, a Julia Child soup recipe, stuff like that. We hope she'll like it.

Yesterday, automatism published some lovely photos by Venice's Alice Lucchin. Without Soul (including Moleskine photo), here. Lori's post about Alice. Enjoy.


ciao-meow,
GG's editor

Monday, November 24, 2008

Café crème in Paris

Don't you just want to be there? Photo by Glynnis Ritchie, an American photographer & writer currently living in Paris.

Bisou, bonsoir/GG's editor/rédactrice