note taking & writing
Among the many notebooks available out there, few have caught me eyes in the recent time more than the ones of Portugal-based mishmash. The company takes pride in designing creative and minimalist notebooks, which I think they succeed in. I…
Leuchtturm1917 has, in the first half of 2016, released a new notebook-format – the B5 Composition. Price- and size-wise, this notebook lays pretty much exactly in between the Medium-notebook (A5) and the Master-notebook (A4+). Since I also am an avid…
The traveler’s notebooks are customizable notebooks that are very popular among many. They do, however, often come in formats that take a little getting used to. X17 notebooks follow the same exchangeable and customizable book-by-book format, just that they…
This notebook here is not the first Leuchtturm 1917 that I have reviewed – I do honestly quite like those notebooks. It is also not the first time that I have reviewed Whitelines-paper, the Swedish ‘paper revolution’ that I also…
It is a little while back that I had already reviewed the MindPapers-loose leaf notebook system in A6 (orange leather) and A5 (brown leather). They are both really gorgeous and I love using them for concept development in my research,…
As the more regular reader of these pages here will already know, I am often on the lookout for good solutions that could potentially bring the best of analogue and digital note-taking together. I have already written a couple of posts…
Scrively and the Bullet Journal – Background (click to expand) I have become a user of the analogue Bullet Journal organization system in the beginning of this year. For that, I have configured a Leuchtturm1917 A5 dot-grid (often the to-go notebook for Bullet Journalers)…
Scrively and the Bullet Journal – Background (click to expand) I have become a user of the analogue Bullet Journal organization system in the beginning of this year. For that, I have configured a Leuchtturm1917 A5 dot-grid (often the to-go notebook for Bullet Journalers)…
Scrively and the Bullet Journal – Background (click to expand) I have become a user of the analogue Bullet Journal organization system in the beginning of this year. For that, I have configured a Leuchtturm1917 A5 dot-grid (often the to-go notebook for Bullet Journalers)…
While definitely being a great fan of analogue writing and note-taking, I do always keep my eyes open for promising solutions that to some extend try to bridge the gap between the analogue and the binary world. While there is…
Being a lover of all things pen and paper and an advocate of the analogue world, I do certainly also favor a best of both worlds-approach. A meaningful combination of digital and analogue tools, in my opinion, do go a…