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Moleskine Hack Page

Thank you everyone for your submissions to our Moleskine Hack / Art page. This project has been receiving a great deal of interest and quality submissions. We are not currently offering free cahiers for the project but we recommend that you consider purchasing a cahier, adding your drawings, sewn material, paint etc. and then submitting pictures of your work for this page via our Contact Page. Keep up the inspiring work!

Kraft Cahier

Cahier Journal - Kraft

The Moleskine Cahiers are journals with a flexible heavy-duty cardboard cover in buff with visible stitching on the spine. The last 16 sheets are detachable and there is a pocket for loose notes. Each set of 3 pieces includes the Moleskine history. With acid free paper plain pages.
Set of 3.

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$19.29
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Submissions

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Our first illustrator, Lee, has added his art to some Moleskine notebooks and we have the pictures available. Use our Contact Form if you are interested in purchasing one of the notebooks from Lee. From Lee's Twitter profile, he describes himself as a "Pop-culturalist, social media dude, artist, blogger, comic book and scifi freak". See more of his work here.

Kelly-Jayne creates a range of mixed media art & sewing pieces and is our second contributor to this project. As well as being featured on other websites, her main home is The Tea Children. To find out more about her art or other creative projects, say hi.

Is it a bird...or a plane, no it's Kelly

Rachel NIshimura has done a lovely job on styling her Moleskine covers. When she's not creating art on Moleskines, Rachel can be found taking artistic photography or expressing herself here.

As a marketing manager with many interests, Lani Pauli has created an elegant, simple design to show a glimpse of her creative talent. If you haven't seen her website or said hi, today is the day!

With an interest in blogging, art, books, pens & notebooks, Zoe has done a wonderful job letting her art "flower" onto her cahier. For more details of her writing, art, opinions and reviews, subscribe to her blog.

"Memory is more indelible than ink" - Anita Loos

Great work by Gabrielle from Montreal!
What more can I say about her than what is already on her deviantART site?

"Hi, my name is Gabrielle and I love caffeine. But enough about myself. I am very interested in art such as illustration, painting, design and other skills requiring hands and a brain. I would love to be paid for what I do, but I will be finished with my visual arts studies soon, so until then it's from and for myself. I am inspired and moved by music (often lyrics will lead to an image or be added later as a bonus layer of significance and silly giggles), magazines, movies and my friends and family. I love looking out the window in the bus and wonder who are the people on the sidewalk. Some days, everyone is beautiful, and the rest of the time i do my best to find beauty and wonder over the tiny details we often oversee."

Creating works that "isolate the world into a more manageable space, be it in design, illustration, Sequential Art, honing technique and technology", Juan Navarro has bought a "sort of Janus face" to his Moleskine Cahier. The results speak for themselves. With an impressive client list and wide body of work, don't miss Juan's next work on either of his sites.

Thanks goes out to Melissa B from Toronto for the submission of her Moleskine Cahiers. We love the intricate detail and line work of these covers (click on the pictures to see larger images). For more details of Melissa B's work, join the 120+ members of her website or send her a quick tweet.

Gulnaz Turdalieva is a visual artist, currently working in acrylic (using mixed media), working towards becoming a full-time artist. She has drawn a Ivy League mandala on her cahier to great effect. For more of Gulnaz's painting, illustration and design work, check out her website.

With an aim of expressing the happy, chaotic order, the connections / links between people, Alain Marciano has used his cahier to visualise the connections between people. For more of Alain's work, including some work for sale, view his outstanding art here.

Bayless from Loganville GA (USA) has created "a stretch of landscape going from majestic to dark and questionable" on his cahier. Visit his site if you would like to see more of his work or join his growing group of followers.

Jordan Mizell describes himself as "just another artist making my way through life hoping it will make a difference to some and, with a touch of luck, all". With drawings of Dream & Death from the Sandman series, Jordan has pushed the boundaries of Moleskine art. See more of Jordan's art, here & here.

Madeleine Flores has created pure loveliness. We love that you need to take a second glance to know that it's the cover of a Moleskine. Madeleine makes her virtual home at Little Love Monster and can also be found creating art around the city.