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Me and My Moleskine - Your Pictures
We know you love your Moleskine®! So we want your photos - send in any photos from your travels that feature your Moleskine®, the most interesting picture of each month will get a mention in the monthly newsletter and win a free Moleskine® of your choice!
Send us your pictures of you using your Moleskine® around the world and we will publish them here.
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 | May 2010 Jasmin Darnell says: "I bought my first moleskine sketchbook last year as I fell in love with it's size, format and paper colour. Once I'd found the courage to actually draw in it I found my drawings actually seemed better on the top quality paper, the smoothness and opacity of it and the tall format really appealed to me. It's a beautiful surface to draw on. I've since bought the A4 sketchbook for larger more refined drawings, cahiers and journals that I use as university lecture books and exercise books, and plain journals for designing patterns and motifs in. It's an endless love story :)".
Jasmin has chosen a Large Sketchbook Notebook. |
 |  | April 2010 Daniel Ward says: "I am an A level student from a village called Polesworth. Here are a few of my sketches and things from my most recent Moleskine." "There is something about a Moleskine that is mysterious but ever so tempting to look inside!" Daniel has chosen a Large Plain Notebook. See more Daniel's work here. |
| March 2010 Mady Hammond says: "I was in Alaska in the winter 2008. It was wonderful because having read polar snow adventures it's a dream come true ! I was very privileged to be invited out there by a naturalist living in Alaska and travelled with him for a month. We attended a scientific meetings, went from friend to friend and where invited to visit the UAF (University of Alaska Fairbanks). I travelled out there in cold and beautiful winter. This Moleskine was always in my pocket and with a pencil it came to use even by -40°C !" Mady has chosen a Pocket Watercolour Notebook | ||
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 | November 2009 Dolly Garland says: "Since buying my first moleskine in June 2009 for a trip to Turkey, I fell in love with them. I am trying different moleskine notebooks for different purposes. This picture is from my fourth one, a large watercolour notebook, in which I am attempting to make my first ever art journal. So now moleskine notebooks are accompanying me on my journey to enhance creativity. Despite their deceptively simple appearance, I have found moleskine notebooks to be perfect in every respect. Just using them, writing or drawing in them, actually fills me with joy. For a journal addict, that’s something special. See more Dolly's work here: http://www.journal-addict.blogspot.com/ | ||||
 | September 2009 Yasemin Ezberci says: "Whenever I get a new Moleskine, I feel so nervous at first, that nothing I would draw on it will be good enough to be drawn on a Moleskine, then, when I let myself go, only the last page can stop me. And with that, I get to buy a new one and smell it for the first time. It's a wonderful feeling." See more Yasemin's work here: http://yaseminezberci.tumblr.com/ http://plavalaguna.deviantart.com/ | ||||
 | May 2009 Alexandra de Lapierre says: "Bonjour, je viens de terminer mon Moleskine…je vous le présente j'espère qu'il vous plaira toute l'histoire est ici." "I have finished my moleskine and I am pleased to introduce it to you, hope you will like it.The whole story is here." Alexandra has chosen a Paris Moleskine City Notebook. | ||||
 | April 2009 "Imelda Marcos collects shoes, I collect Moleskine notebooks. As a writer I'm always scribbling down thoughts and ideas, but as an outdoor writer it's imperative that I keep an accurate record of the routes I create for readers to follow. The small Moleskine notebooks are ideal for this. I used one of these to keep all the routes I walked for my book "Best Walks in the Welsh Borders" and I've used loads over the years to record the route directions for my walks that appear in Country Walking and Country & Border Life magazines. Put simply, without Moleskine notebooks I'd be lost - and so would many of my readers! Keep up the good work!" Simon Whaley - Author, Writer & Photographer | ||||
  | January 2009 Sarah Wimperis says "The Moleskine watercolour notebook is all I use, big and small ..... .... please never stop selling them, if you even think you might, let me know well in advance as I use up about three to four a year I would need to buy about 180 of them!" | ||||
 | November 2008 Tim says "I use Moleskines all the time for my notes at work and at home. I have attached a picture of a mindmap that I made on my holiday this year, it shows my first Inter Rail trip." | ||||
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| August 2008 Doug Robertson has been a Moleskine addict for nearly 10 years and Moleskine is his sketch book of choice. Doug says "I am thrilled that I have won the photo competition! That has made my day." 
"How to be a Gannet." | |||
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| July 2008 Édua Rostás from Hungary loves to see how other people use their Moleskines ..... and thought that she would share her Moleskines with all of us. Édua chose a large Sketch Book as her free Moleskine. | |||
  | June 2008 Heidi Burton goes beyond drawing and creates beautiful designs using shapes, colours and of course the Moleskine notebook as her palette. Congratulations Heidi - an amazing entry. | |
  | 16/10/2007 The winning November entry by Chrys Tremththanmor! A well used and purposeful looking Moleskine being appreciated by friends! | |
  | 16/10/2007 November runner up by Diana Heyer - a lovely eye for detail and a much treasured collection of Moleskines | |
     | 18/09/2007 October WinnerJust for sheer Moleskine usage this man should win October! But he wins because we love the shelf of loved but slightly battered Moleskines. | |
 | 16/10/2007 We like this - it seems like Nick really digs the Moleskine way of organising your life ;-) | |
 | 17/09/2007 September Winner!This is a great collage of Moleskine in use and represents the feel of what Moleskine is all about. | |
   | 18/09/2007 Mr JP Reeves said 'Here are some photos of the Leonardo da Vinci exhibition in Amboise, Clos Lucé, the place where Da Vinci spent his final years. Given the chance I'm sure he would have used a moleskine journal too!' We couldn't agree more. | |
 | 01/05/2007 Thanks to Jaqui in Chamonix for getting us started with a picture of her snowboarding trip in April 2007. | |