Amazon “Kindle Scribe” E-reader + Digital Notebook
The same ebook reader you know and love, now with a stylus so you can write and draw on the screen, opening a whole new world of possibilities.
The same ebook reader you know and love, now with a stylus so you can write and draw on the screen, opening a whole new world of possibilities.
Keep your knitting yarn in place in style.
Field Notes’ Spring 2023 quarterly limited edition was made in collaboration with coloring book artist Steve McDonald of Fantastic Cities fame.
Create wind-walking artificial life! Based on the famous kinetic sculptures by Dutch artist Theo Jansen.
Essentially dry erase boards in miniature form — useful for jotting down notes, sketching out designs, creating flash cards for studying, tracking game points, and more.
Both a comprehensive guide and a showcase of location drawings by artists around the world who draw the cities where they live and travel.
Discover the secrets behind the powers of Marvel’s greatest characters through stunning anatomical cutaway illustrations.
Not only cute, but able to magically absorb condensation and spills from your drinks!
Combining retro art with futuristic/psychedelic imagery, these surrealist prints are definitely a unique way to spice up your space.
Never fear a broken mechanical pencil lead again.
Thanks to its nigh-indestructible grade 5 titanium body, this is the last permanent marker you’ll ever own.
Each of these STEM-friendly books comes with a three-color lens for seeing different images on each page depending on which one you look through.
A highly functional (and spacious!) notebook with a simple, chic design.
A hand-drawn spiritual guidebook for reconnecting with the universe.
Offers that paper-esque tactile feeling when writing or drawing on your iPad, especially if used in conjunction with a paperlike screen protector.
Anker’s all-new 3D printing brand is debuting their first product, designed to make 3D printing faster, smarter, and friendlier than ever.
Using NASA data, these museum-quality prints and apparel depict precisely what our solar system looked like at any specific point in time you like.
Birds of the world are portrayed in all their colorful glory by London-based animal photographer Tim Flach.
Featuring hundreds of works of art from individuals and teams around the world, this coffee table book serves as an inspiration and historical collection covering more than a decade of design on the iOS platform.
Brings the films to life in a whole new way.