Ode To A Desk // A.C.
I moved a lot as a kid; I’ve moved a lot as an adult. I thought of myself as fairly accustomed, numbed, even, to the whole process of sorting a... Read More
Love for Analogue Stories
NOTEBOOK PEOPLE: An Interview with Christian Seno // Trina O’Gorman
I “met” Christian Seno several years ago through Instagram. He started commenting on my posts and immediately intrigued me because he’s not only brilliant and socially conscious, but he has... Read More
Analogue Dialogue // The Journey of BK Through the Lens of Creativity // Wakako & Frido
Frido and I are excited to be back to Analogue Dialogue together as we discuss how creativity has fueled the journey of Baum-kuchen in the last 13 years. We look... Read More
Rekindling my Creative Flame! // Mark Wilhelm
Hello, my name is Mark Wilhelm and I am an artist and notebook enthusiast! I have been an artist in the Fine Art space for over twenty years and, before... Read More
NOTEBOOK PEOPLE: An Interview with Clementine Ford // Trina O’Gorman
On January 18, 2023, I had the good fortune of talking to Clementine Ford Wilcox for almost two hours for my Notebook People series. As is the case with all... Read More
Journaling With Hourly Comics! // A.C.
Have you ever heard of Hourly Comic Day? On certain corners of the internet, every February 1st, you may suddenly find your timelines and streams flooded by autobio comics. People... Read More
Barbara of MiSOpaper // It's Never too Late
We are so excited to share that we have established a new BK-retailer shop in the UK: MiSOpaper! This Love for Analogue Story is an interview with Barbara, curater and... Read More
Analogue Dialogue // The way we write with Emil and Kei
We are thrilled to share our first Analogue Dialogue for 2023! During this episode, Kei and Emil will discuss their connection with their writing tools. They will be sharing the... Read More
NOTEBOOK PEOPLE: An Interview with Karen Walrond by Trina O’Gorman
I discovered “Hey Chookooloonks,” a blog written by Karen Walrond, many, many years ago. How many years, I do not know. 15, 18, 20? I’m not sure, but even 20... Read More