Description

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"I've tasted the fine wine and I can't go back. It is the Princeton Architectural Press Grids & Guides Notebook, and it is not like Other Notebooks."—The Strategist, New York Magazine

The perfect notebook for creative thinkers: Much more than a standard graph paper notebook, Grids & Guides notebooks combine a variety of eight different grid paper patterns so you can find the perfect starting place for creative thinking. Forget your grid dot notebook and see what ideas emerge with a coordinate map grid, an isometric grid, a point grid, and more, made for sketches, lists, data, and dreams.

Interspersed with infographics: Find inspiration in the cool infographics interspersed throughout the notebook. Unexpected and informative, the notebook includes eight pages of charts, infographics, tables, and other scientific resources, covering a wide range of topics, from knot tying to logic expressions.

A sleek cloth-covered hardcover that's highly portable: The Grids and Guides Red notebook is the perfect size to throw in your backpack for a day hike or to use as a lab notebook. The textured hardcover design is luxurious and sturdy. Creatives will love the versatility of the different grids, combined with the professional look of the cover.

This notebook is a great gift for designers, engineers, architects, and anyone in a creative industry.

Praise For…

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"Organizational ecstasy....THIS IS A KEEPSAKE, NOT A UTILITY. Each of the 144 pages is printed with a variable grid design. You progress through the notebook not knowing which grid design will greet you on the next page.”
– The Strategist

"mesmerizingly fun" - NOTCOT

"This notebook works as both a repository for new ideas as well as a springboard that inspires out-of-the-box thinking. And it makes a great gift for anybody with a creative thought at their fingertips." -BoingBoing

"It's a good notebook!" - Lifehacker

“…the visually attuned will have everything they need to engage both sides of the brain and to sail into the uncharted waters of new thoughts and solutions.” -The Wirecutter

"Design a puzzle, connect the dots any way you want to, design a new kind of clock. No limits." -Psychology Today