The Hickensian

6.08.09 My World

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Tagged with: illustration, moleskine

I was recently asked to participate in the Travelling Moleskines project, and jumped at the chance! The summary is that you fill either 1 or 2 pages of Moleskine in any way you see fit, based on a theme, and then pass it on. The theme was ‘My World’ which immediately made me think of cheese, but if a blank page is daunting a blank moleskine is more so.

I’ve chosen the next recipient to be Veerle.

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No.1

∞ Colly said 187 days ago:

Mmm, I can almost smell it.

No.2

∞ Michael Heilemann said 187 days ago:

And Jebus wept.

No.3

∞ lewro said 187 days ago:

This is great idea. Looking forward to Veerles one as well.

No.4

∞ Oliver Lorton said 187 days ago:

Wow – that is cool.
I know it’s not a competition… but Brie in the Cotswolds = epic win.

No.5

∞ Luci said 187 days ago:

Wow i love this idea! It’s so old school, like when you pass the paper round with different stories hidden under the folds.

Also, cheese is awesome. Nice choice! I take it Brie is your favourite? Mine’s a lovely piece of mature, crumbly farmhouse cheddar!

Looking forward to seeing Veerle’s take!

No.6

∞ John Lennard said 187 days ago:

I recently brought some Moleskines and for two or three weeks they sat, taunting me, waiting for me to write in them. They are far too nice for every day writing and note taking.

It took me another week to decide what would be best to write in them with. 2B pencils in the end, as I did not want ink to seep and mess them up.

They are very nice books.

No.7

∞ emma said 186 days ago:

Now up in Leeds, but originally from Stroud, the love of cheese may be in the blue veins! Ofcourse the Cotswolds is also home to the dangerous cheese rolling down coopers hill too!
If anybody would like to get involved with our travellingmoleskine project then do get in touch via our website www.theculturevulture.co.uk/blog or twitter @culturevultures
Also for cheese lovers we will be hosting a series of events from Autumn on, called The Cheese Board. Perhaps we can persuade Mr Hicks to be a special guest?