Improve the look of your correspondence, be it business or pleasure, or even bills, with a custom rubber stamp from Paperwink. Choose from over three dozen different designs ranging in price from about $18-30 in a range of styles — all tasteful and stylish. The Metro, pictured above, is my favorite.
Rhodia Drive poses the question, if you kept a Book of Lists, what would the subject be for your first list?
I have been keeping lists in my notebooks as idea starters for blog post. Some of the topics include: Pet Peeves, Guilty Pleasures, Comfort Foods, and of course, Favorite Office Supplies.
Pencil connoisseurs at Herman Miller. From the best options for the environment to the best option for pencil nibblers, complete with charming illustrations, this is a fun post. Worth a peek!
Will Freeborn (of Ghostschool) is a prodigious sketcher and has compiled some of his favorite sketches into a book called See You Around. The work is beautiful and the cover — a pile of well-used, well-loved Moleskines is stunning.
(via Notebook Stories)
I just heard about this new Sharpie pencil this morning on NPR. Has anyone tried one? Let us know what you think!
Sharpie has combined the permanence of a pen with the erasability of a pencil with their new Liquid Pencil. The “ink” inside this pen is a liquid graphite that stays erasable for three days. After that, it turns to ink and stays permanent.
(via fuckyeahschoolsupplies. Original image from Geekologie)
Crayon rocks. Gorgeous and I bet they feel fabulous in your hand. Everybody should have a few crayons on their desk. These would be good candidates.
(via jandilicious)
So hot, even the rubberized dots on Faber-Castell Grip 2001 pencils are starting to melt! So sad to see these pencils succumb to the heat as they are my all-time favorites.
