Journal Socks
Description: Interesting things are everywhere. You just have to notice them. Field Notes — Evidence of Looking celebrates the habit of stopping, observing and documenting the details most people pass without a second glance. Inspired by a well-traveled photographer’s notebook, the design combines hand-drawn architecture, back roads, topographic maps, telephone poles, roadside signs, film photography, camera settings and fragments collected along the way. Part sketchbook, part travel journal and part visual archaeology, it’s a record of curiosity in motion—where the long way is usually more interesting than the direct route. Look closer. Take the long way. Notice the details. Find the stories. Created for photographers, analog enthusiasts, traveler
Description: La Lanterne est un journal satirique dirigé par Henri Rochefort. Créé en 1868, il a été vendu clandestinement avant de cesser de paraître en 1876.est créée avec l’appui d’Hippolyte de Villemessant, qui souhaitait éloigner Henri Rochefort du Figaro, où le ton de ses articles déplaisait au pouvoir. C’est un hebdomadaire, qui se présente sous la forme d’une petite brochure rouge de 14,5 cm sur 10. Son prix de vente, relativement élevé, est de 40 centimes. Certains numéros se seraient vendus jusqu’à 15 et 20 francs.
Description: A clean and creative design featuring the phrase “Journaling Is My Therapy” with an open notebook and pen illustration. The simple black, white, teal, pink, and warm accent colors give it a modern and uplifting look that fits perfectly with journaling, writing, and self-care themes. Perfect for journal lovers, writers, students, stationery fans, planner enthusiasts, teachers, and anyone who enjoys putting their thoughts on paper.
Description: A dark and atmospheric scene featuring a rustic log cabin nestled among pine trees with a mountain range in the background. The text "Small Town Murder PODCAST" is prominently displayed in a bold, red, distressed font. Above the cabin, two white birds are silhouetted against the dark sky. Below the cabin, a white line separates another line of text reading "SHUT UP AND GIVE ME MURDER!".
