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When you think high-tech, mechanical pencils are probably not at the forefront of your thoughts. Enter Uni's Kuru Toga—the mechanical pencil that is about to change every last conception you ever had about mechanical pencils. This innovative pencil features a built-in mechanism that rotates the lead in the pencil as you write, resulting in a sharp, crisp line for everything you pencil down. Intrigued? Keep reading... read more
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I've been lucky enough to be able to follow Ben Walsh quite closely on his journey to get the Gravitas brand off the ground. Chatting and exchanging ideas with him on the regular got me a glimpse of the creative mind behind the brand. Ever since starting Gravitas in 2020, one of Ben's goals was to create a more affordable fountain pen to stand alongside the self-titled 'Gravitas' fountain... read more
01Sep
how I’m getting on with my bullet journal
Back in November 2020, I talked about three months' in a bullet journal. I've now been using a bullet journal for over a year (how time flies...?!) and I wouldn't say I'm a seasoned user but like to think I've worked out what does and doesn't work for me now. The structure is a standard one in terms of a journal - there's an information page, a year plan, a... read more
23Mar
How to Use Small Notebooks
Small notebooks may seem like impractical novelties, but they’re actually useful additions to your everyday carry. Because of their size, miniature notebooks fit neatly in pockets and purses so they are always at hand. There’s no hard and fast rule that determines the size of a small notebook: at JetPens, we consider any notebook smaller than A6 (5.5” x 3.7”) to fit the criterion. In this... read more
