Its just a self portrait that I made to start my mole
latest updates: cover
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2010Jan 31
tags: cover | lucha libre | mask -
2009Aug 30
tags: cover
I decorated the cover of my pocket Moleskine. I figured it would liven it up a little.
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2009May 9
tags: abstract | cat whiskers | cover
The cover of my molie sketchbook, done in a fit of creativity when nothing else was handy. It’s silver sharpie marker with a clear top coat to prevent smudging. One of the cat’s whiskers found its way into the top coat overnight, but I think it gives it a little more character.
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2009May 4
tags: brown moleskine | colored pencils | cover | monsters | pop surrealism | retro
Brown Moleskine notebooks covers seem intentionally made to be drawn on!
I made some of them with my colored pencils, you can find them at http://vacon.etsy.com -
2009Feb 17
tags: cover | Large | leather | toolwork
So, we’ve perfected our design for a full-wrap journal. We’re releasing them as limited editions (the design name is the Aeneas) since they take twice as long to make as our usual covers, and we simply don’t have the resources to create a large inventory of them. This moleskine cover is a birthday present for my sister (don’t tell her; she doesn’t know yet!), and we’re pretty excited about getting it to her. It fits a large moleskine, but we haven’t decided whether to ship a lined notebook for journaling or a sketch notebook for sketching.
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2009Jan 21
tags: argentina | cover | leather | Pocket | toolwork
Hey, Moleskiners. We’re new to the scene. Sojourner Leatherwork is an artisan group for Christine and Luke Thompson. We don’t put our art in the Moleskine, but rather we like to put it around the Moleskine. We do leather art, and we especially like Moleskine covers.
This is our first run at making a cover for a moleskine pocket with a leather flap that wraps around the cover (especially popular these days in journal designs). What’s nice about the style is that it gives us an entire third side to do our toolwork on. The toolwork uses almost all hand-made leather stamps from Argentina, and toolwork method is Argentinian in nature. The outside is tooling hide, and the inside is lined with suede, which we won’t do again since you can’t do any toolwork on it. But this one turned out alright.
