Cake is Love // Frido
Fresh out of college, I received an offer I could not resist: Spend three months in Japan to design futuristic video game environments for the PlayStation console. The year was... Read More
Love for Analogue Stories
Daily Calendar Doodles, May - August // A.C.
Welcome back to another quarterly calendar drawings post! Here’s the story of my summer, as told in fountain pen ink doodles: May:Ink color: Blue Sky - Lennon ToolBar June: Ink... Read More
Savoring the Present, One Page at a Time // Adriana
I first came across Adriana’s YouTube channel by chance while researching for BK, and her vibrant pages instantly captivated me. However, I quickly realized that her notebooks are more than... Read More
Let your intention be as light as a feather and trust your intuition, with 5-year Techo // wakako
It feels excessive to have three Hobonichi 5-year Techo in A5 size around the house, but it has been working for our family this year! Why three? Well, actually, two of them... Read More
Flowing the travel days via TN accordion notebook // wakako
I’m so hooked on the accordion refill for Traveler’s Notebook. Especially when I am away from home and need to lighten the analogue load, the thin yet expansive layout of the accordion has... Read More
Love for Analogue // Frido
In this video, Frido shares where his passion for Love for Analogue began and how it has impacted everything that he designs for Baum-kuchen! ❖ Bk Artifacts Featured: Creative Strategies:... Read More
At Your Own Pace: Weekly Spreads for Busy Days // A.C.
Since I shared the sketches I made on vacation last month, I thought I’d talk about a more nuts-and-bolts aspect of travel journaling this time around. Here are my JIYU... Read More
Nature Trails to Furry Tails // Heidi
One of the first pieces of Heidi’s art I stumbled across was a tiny bat with a striped sweater wearing glasses. It was charming, quirky, and full of a warm... Read More
Planting Limits // Frido
“Imagine you are about to be dropped off on a deserted island and you can bring only one object, what would you choose?” … is the opening prompt for a... Read More