José Naranja. Notebookmaker, artjournaling, writer of irrelevant things, beginner calligrapher and dreamer. Author of The Orange Manuscript and The Nautilus Manuscript. Art, notebook, journals, travel, photography, watercolor, cuadernos, illustration, design, handwriting
We all know that feeling of crippling boredom when, during class or some important meeting, our pen wanders the page creating meaningless scribbles and doodles. But sometimes, we manage to create something really impressive and cool with those doodles, like these fun drawings that use the lines on their pages to create clever drawings.
The notebook plays an important role in our lives especially throughout our school and college going days. What is more with the entry of electronic notebooks, the role of the notebook continued to grow enough to include part of work lives. We often use the note book to make notes, write down important facts, add up figures and many other things. But have you thought about the between the gaps notebook art that can be inspirational for hidden artists? Yes, paper has a lot more to offer to art than just being a surface on which to draw. There have been many examples of that like attractive ornaments from paper. But that is just one form of art using paper; there have been others like paper cut out art -using paper to create sculpture like effect, among many other art forms using paper.
Jose Naranja, a self-described “notebookmaker,” creates works of art out of the typical writing pad. He sells these notes in the form of “The Orange Manuscript,” an elaborate, multilingual exploration of the writer/artist’s mind and observations. The artist considers the work “a love letter to notebooks, a flight of fancy and also a part of me.”
Wild and Free Journal: Cultural Bindings notebooks are inspired by culture; art, literature, history, and pop culture. Our notebooks come in two different sizes, 5.5 x 8.5 and 8.5 x 11, choose your size from the drop down menu. You can also choose the type of paper your notebook has inside. Our front cover is made with 80lb cover recycled kraft paper. The inside pages are also made from recycled materials. The back cover is a heavy weight chipboard to add a little extra sturdiness. All notebooks are coil bound by hand using black bindings. Our notebooks could be used for classroom notes, journals, a place to jot down random thoughts, a sketchbook, etc. Your creativity is the limit :) Each notebook is filled with: 60 sheets (120 pages front to back) of 20lb lined paper or 60 sheets (120 pages front to back) of 20lb blank paper or 60 sheets (120 pages front to back) of 20lb graph paper or 30 sheets (60 pages front to back) of blank 100lb card stock Want more inside pages? Use this link to purchase Double My Paper in addition to your notebook: https://www.etsy.com/listing/219503092/double-my-paper Check out our new notebook clips with pen holder! Pen included! Makes a great addition to your notebook purchase. Designed specifically to fit our notebooks: https://www.etsy.com/listing/827864199/notebook-clip-with-pen-pen-holder-pen
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Even today, a lot of people carry around notebooks filled with daily reminders, significant dates, thoughts, and other important information. But there's an artist who uses notebooks to make amazing art. Jose Naranja creates breath-taking and well-thought-out notebooks from scratch.
The notebook plays an important role in our lives especially throughout our school and college going days. What is more with the entry of electronic notebooks, the role of the notebook continued to grow enough to include part of work lives. We often use the note book to make notes, write down important facts, add up figures and many other things. But have you thought about the between the gaps notebook art that can be inspirational for hidden artists? Yes, paper has a lot more to offer to art than just being a surface on which to draw. There have been many examples of that like attractive ornaments from paper. But that is just one form of art using paper; there have been others like paper cut out art -using paper to create sculpture like effect, among many other art forms using paper.
For the past 13 years, Spanish artist José Naranja has been combining sketches, calligraphy and collage to create personal notebooks inspired by his travels
