We’re shooting at Pinto Gallery in Antipolo. Stairs of stone and cement lead to and from pockets of gardens and ponds. There is a whiff of delightful dereliction about the place, a devil-may-care attitude towards cobwebs and lichen. There are sculptures almost indistinguishable in texture from the grass and soil and wood that surround them. [...]
Posts Tagged ‘moleskine’
In between takes, a few shots of pens.
Posted in Fountain Pen, tagged Antipolo, Bexley, Danitrio, frog, moleskine, Pinto Gallery, Tibaldi on January 18, 2008 | 1 Comment »
How different nibs behave on Moleskine reporter paper.
Posted in Fountain Pen, moleskine, tagged Bexley, moleskine, moleskinerie, reporter on January 4, 2008 | 2 Comments »
This was a quick exercise using three different nibs on Moleskine reporter notebook paper: a Bexley fine (bright green ink), a crisp italic from Mr. Binder (spring green ink), and a vintage Parker Lucky Curve nib (burgundy ink). The Bexley fine works out better than the other two, which have a touch more tooth (in [...]
The Moleskine Reporter Notebook.
Posted in moleskine, tagged feathering, moleskine, reporter notebook on December 23, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
I’d give it an A for looks an a C+ for paper performance.
I bought several Moleskine reporter notebooks in Fully Booked, the unruled version. The format interested me: compact, with the binding on top instead of on the left side. Ever since Chiqui introduced me to Moleskines, I’ve always had at least one on standby. [...]
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