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we lost the recipe to Inspiring wonder in seemingly dry topics through stuff like a binder cover….
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Having made my own sketchbook I have realized how much I love little things.
Using an old magazine I haven’t touched forever, I have created something personal and weird.
Scotch tape my beloved
Feb 26, 2025
since high school, making little zines has been one of my preferred ways to journal and process things. I hope u enjoy this one from 2018 that I lovingly crafted with highlighters, crayons, and a glue stick. ❤️
Apr 30, 2024
This is such a simple and lovely idea from Ida (@ambivalentkingdom on insta). It excited me so much that I immediately went out and bought the photo pocket binder sleeves.
Great for ephemera collectors, concept development for artists, those who imbue sentimentality into every scrap of paper, people who still feel a twinge of heartbreak thinking about the stuffed animals they gave away as a child, and the Pinterest girlies who manically pin posts but never go back to look at their boards (me).
I think she’s right about our tactile needs.
Reminds me of this quote from an interview with Bill Callahan: “I think physical objects have a memory, and the physicality of things helps our brains to believe that the thing is real and potent.”
Mar 20, 2024
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its Crazy that people used to just be able to live wherever w out phones or a computer or electricity. jungles deserts tundra mountains… wow
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its good to keep a few lil guys on deck in case things get grim and you need to be reminded of the playful and non serious side of existing
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