Moleskine double wrap

These canvas wraps hold two or potentially three small Moleskine Journals, in such a way that they are easily accessible. You can flip it open and start writing all with one hand.

The cover of the first Moleskine slides into the left side, and the cover of the second slides under the elastic band in the center. There is a place for 2 writing tools. The whole wrapper is secured by Velcro closures. A third Moleskine can often be laid in between the 1st two.

Molly 1216 @ Etsy

There are 4 of them an sale, $18 each plus shipping. Hurry up)
Information via Moleskinerie.com

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Hengshan scenery

Hengshan scenery, originally uploaded by kovalchuk.nikolay.

North Heng mountain, Shanxi province
恒山北岳，山西省

Moleskine Beijing City Notebook

And so it has happened – I got my exclusive copy of newest Moleskine Beijing City notebook. What a happy chance for a stationery geek like me to come across the special campaign by the Working Unit – Asian representative of Modo&Modo.

Hand-printed greeting cards by Etsy

A packet of 9 folded greeting cards featuring hand-printed designs on heavy art paper. Cards are blank on the inside; they measure approximately 3.5″ x 5.5″ with rounded corners and are printed on 200 gram Fabriano Ellerre paper. There is a small “Morris & Essex” mark stamped on the back of each one. Every card comes with an envelope hand-made from dark brown kraft paper. Some envelopes have a simple blue stripe pattern printed on the backside, over the flaps.

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Moleskine Beijing City notebook preview

Moleskine Beijing City notebook, originally uploaded by kovalchuk.nikolay.

Coming soon…

MUJI Chronotebook – Non Linear Planner

New genius stationery product a friend of mine has found on the web. New notebook concept by the MUJI U.S.A. Limited – japanese design studio. Haven’t heard about them before, but the idea is brilliant. It’s a new way to plan your day and work out your schedule – not in a traditional “linear-way”.

Work by Wong Kok Keong, a Singaporean designer of [Orcadesign] studio, who won the Judges’Prize for the MUJI Award 02: International Design Competition which was held last year and was materialized as one of MUJI’s products.

Orange sunset

Orange sunset, originally uploaded by kovalchuk.nikolay.

Sunset from the window of my dorm. It’s so beautiful, every evening, if the weather is nice, I can watch the sun setting over the mountains.

Dima

Dima, originally uploaded by kovalchuk.nikolay.

Dima at Pasha’s birthday party