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Kolo Essex Hybrid Used as a Travel Book | |
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Friday 27th Mar 2009 |
Not surprisingly, Patrick Ng was among the first to get Kolo’s new Essex Travel Book. Several weeks before Kolo launched this product, he was given a prototype in the small pocket size to try out. It's a "hybrid" that can be used many ways -- as a day planner, journal, sketchbook etc... Patrick used it literally as a travel book, bringing it with him on a trip to Frankfurt. You can read his complete review at his blog, here. Also not surprisingly, Patrick beautifully decorated the covers of the insert booklets (he chose soft white, but you can also get black-cover insert booklets) with photos in the cover windows, painted edges, postage stamps, and a postal cancellation stamp marking a “Frankfurt” destination. If you’ve tried out the Kolo Essex yet, please share photos of yours and tell us us how you like to use it. Just click on Contact to email images to Ugo directly. Be sure to write "Essex" in the subject line of your email. A Koloist blog post with more details about the Kolo Essex Travel Book can be seen here. |
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i just received my Essex 'hybrid' book with some extra booklets...not sure exactly how i'll use it yet but it will be fun to experiment.
Sue, that's made with a "distress ink" pad from rangerink.com.
Better Half, I used UNI POSCA marker, which stays on the plastic sleeves instead of the photo itself.
I'd love to see how you decide to use the Essex, and how you make it your own!
While I've not been traveling much lately (unless my work commute counts, which some may say it does), I have found a great use for the Essex as a place for work musings, product design ideas, calendars and note taking. I've used a Moleskine for work notes in the past, but find that it requires me to carry several different variations, calendar, sketch and the lined journals to really have all the tools I need.
I need to get myself over to ITOYA and get one! Or, I need to educate myself on what other stores in Japan carry KOLO! (I think I'll do that now)
http://kolo.com/shop/storeloc/default.asp?cat=stor&page=3
Circle back, let us know where you ended up going.
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