These are some ingenious notepads designs by Triad, a Japanese company that makes architectural models. The Omoshiro Block (or “fun block”) is made with laser-cutting technology and contains hidden objects and scenes that only become visible as the paper is used. The blocks are composed of over 100 sheets of paper and each sheet is different from the next in the same way that individual moments stack up together to form a memory. The emerge almost like an excavated treasure from an archaeological dig, some of the more elaborate versions feature notable Japanese architecture like Kyoto’s Kiyomizudera Temple and Tokyo Tower.







Via: Booooooom

Time to step up the game of the notebook with the Wipebook ($35-$3).  It's like having the combination of a portable notebook with a whiteboard in one. Each page is a reusable whiteboard that goes wherever you go. But unlike traditional dry erase boards that can smudge easily the patented hyper-gloss film formula on each page is easy to erase and create again, and a detachable binding allows you to remove pages to scan or share with others. Choose from a notebook, workbook, or journal and fill each page with notes, doodles, or brainstorm sessions. When the notebook fills up, just erase what you don't want anymore, ensuring you'll never run out of space to create.

I'm a sucker for these types of notebooks due to they're not the plain Jane style. This Grids and Guides notebook ($16.95) has a variety of 8 grids that are mesmerizing and they make for great backgrounds for pictures, and definitely make it hard not to doodle from point to point. There're also dividing pages filled with information from conversion tables and knots, to time zones, perspectives, and more...

You can now map out graphs, schematics, sketches, and dreams with this sleek and durable workbook. Inspired by vintage laboratory notebooks, Grids & Guides features 144 pages of graph paper. This journal is the perfect tool for right-brains and left-brains alike.

In the digital age we can get caught up in technology, however sometimes it feels good to just pick up a pen or pencil and jot down our ideas in a notebook. Mod Notebooks ($29) give you that feeling of old school but it doesn't stop there. Mod lets you send your notebook back to them when your done to digitize your ideas and sync them with the Mod App as well as Evernote, OneNote or Dropbox.

The notebook, return shipping, and digitization service are all included in the price per notebook. Watch the video below to get more information or check out there site.

Field Notes Shelterwood Notebook ($10) to jot down your ideas. The covers are made from American Cherry wood sliced thin and bonded to kraft paper and comes in a packs of three. Each notebook has a one-of-a-kind wood grain texture. So go ahead and stop on by to Field Notes Spring Edition 2014 website before they are all gone.
Anyone that keeps a journal or any style of inspiration has a need to not only make the inside inspirational but also what surround it. So if creativity strikes, use the

Source: fieldnotesbrand.com