I carry one of these in my back pocket at all times. "a year of white pages" by Nava. You switch books every month, and then can look at them later.
http://www.navadesign.com/_funzioni_articoli_dettaglio.php?A...
I'm a moleskine guy, what do you all doodle and brainstorm in?
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Re: I'm a moleskine guy, what do you all doodle and brainstorm in?
#12Like Moleskine only way better: http://www.leuchtturm1917.com/en/content/medium-notebook I love the dotted ones. Hard to find though.
What distinguishes it from a moleskine?
Much heavier paper, less bleed-through. If they don't feather fountain pen ink badly, I may have to invest in some.
Re: I'm a moleskine guy, what do you all doodle and brainstorm in?
#13My carry-everywhere notebooks are Moleskines, mostly because I have a ton of them I got for a song on a good sale a while back. When that stash runs out I'll look for something with an equally-or-more indestructible cover and better paper inside.
At my desk, I have a pretty extensive collection of papers, but my go-to for quick brainstorming or hashing things out is a couple of Arc notebooks (Staples' in-house brand). It's easy to move the pages around, and the paper is very fountain-pen-friendly.
Re: I'm a moleskine guy, what do you all doodle and brainstorm in?
#148.5x11 printer paper is my favorite. You can find it in any office, school, or modern home. It makes no assumptions about line direction or grid size. And with entry-level origami techniques you can reconfigure it into mobile sizes. Then, when you realize what you wrote on it wasn't actually important, you can use it as an impromptu fly-swatter or dustpan.
Re: I'm a moleskine guy, what do you all doodle and brainstorm in?
#15Muji recycled A5 notebooks.
Perfect size to carry around everywhere, good paper quality (I use a fountain pen).
Re: I'm a moleskine guy, what do you all doodle and brainstorm in?
#16I use a bevy of various brands and sizes. Mnemosyne grid pads, Caslons, as well as stuff I've picked up at various stores like Utrecht and Amsterdam Art.
Re: I'm a moleskine guy, what do you all doodle and brainstorm in?
#17Like Moleskine only way better: http://www.leuchtturm1917.com/en/content/medium-notebook I love the dotted ones. Hard to find though.
+1 on this notebook. i get the largest ("master") format, which can fit a full 8x11 sheet of paper in between pages.
http://www.amazon.com/Kikkerland-Leuchtturm-Notebook-0-5-Inc...
Re: I'm a moleskine guy, what do you all doodle and brainstorm in?
#18Any pocketable notebook with square grids, I've used moleskine and these:
http://www.amazon.com/Leuchtturm-Pocket-Notebook-Squared-LB1...