Object Notebook in Road Trip
$24.00
Our bestselling Object Notebook is back in new designs to collect your boldest ideas. A durable, fabric-like cover features a design modeled on inspiring road trip vistas while soft blank pages on the inside provide a roomy canvas for your notes and sketches. The sturdy Smyth-Sewn binding lies flat when open for ease of use.
The Object Notebook is part of our Next Page collection. See the Project Planner and the Concept Planner. Save when you purchase all three.
Environmentally friendly tree-free paper
Smyth Sewn binding
140 blank pages
7" x 9.75" (17.8 cm x 24.8 cm)
Love for the Object Notebook:
I sketch photo layouts on the Object Notebook’s blank pages, which makes my photoshoots efficient and productive.
– Emily Suzanne McDonald, Photographer
Big fan
I love the size, design, and weight of this journal/sketchbook. I'm a journal hoarder, but only because when I see one I love, I save it for a good cause. I've been doing "The Artists Way" this past year (every morning you write 3 stream-of-consciousness pages)...well, when I began, I used a crappy notebook so I wouldn't feel any pressure to write something "worthy," but as time has gone on, the morning pages have started to feel like something humbly sacred. Now that I've filled my drugstore notebook with doodles and musings, I'm ready to graduate to something with a little more heft. Thanks for making a non-pretentious journal that I'll treasure. – Laura
The Object Notebook is part of our Next Page collection. See the Project Planner and the Concept Planner. Save when you purchase all three.
Love for the Object Notebook:
I sketch photo layouts on the Object Notebook’s blank pages, which makes my photoshoots efficient and productive.
– Emily Suzanne McDonald, Photographer
Big fan
I love the size, design, and weight of this journal/sketchbook. I'm a journal hoarder, but only because when I see one I love, I save it for a good cause. I've been doing "The Artists Way" this past year (every morning you write 3 stream-of-consciousness pages)...well, when I began, I used a crappy notebook so I wouldn't feel any pressure to write something "worthy," but as time has gone on, the morning pages have started to feel like something humbly sacred. Now that I've filled my drugstore notebook with doodles and musings, I'm ready to graduate to something with a little more heft. Thanks for making a non-pretentious journal that I'll treasure. – Laura
