Seeking What's Worth It
A dingbat is a typographical symbol or ornament, such as an asterisk or a pilcrow (¶). Dingbats* is a stationery brand creating "eco-friendly notebooks with personality." I am an impulsive enthusiast, let's talk paper. Dingbats* The Dingbats* Wildlife series notebooks feature a generic, unformatted layout. A blank (or dot grid in this case) slate ready … Continue reading Dingbats* Wildlife Notebook Review
I'm finally getting around to cleaning up my stationery shelves, so that means some things need a new home. First up, this Insight Editions Batman Journal! The journal features 192 lined pages of archival paper. I have not tested this book at all, so I can neither confirm nor deny its fountain pen friendliness, but … Continue reading It’s Giveaway Time
Lamy is another one of those brands that is guaranteed to come up in any conversation about starter fountain pens. The Safari and AL-Star are great pens that offer a very strong writing experience for a fairly low cost of entry. Lamy also tends to come up in discussions about the best all-time fountain pens … Continue reading Next-Level Lamy Review – Studio and Aion
Alright well, it was bound to happen eventually. I've taken my first few steps into the world of mechanical keyboards. Honestly, it was only a matter of time. I wouldn't call it a huge leap. There were many contenders, but in the end I decided on the Keychron K4. This is a 96% mechanical keyboard … Continue reading Keychron K4 Mechanical Keyboard Review
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