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Some things never go out of style. In classic black and red, Moleskine 12-month planners come in a range of sizes and formats to fit your personal approach to organization.

LEGO and Moleskine: two iconic platforms for free expression, where your creativity is unbounded. A childhood passion you never outgrow, LEGO now brings its inspiration to the 12-month planner. Organize your time like building blocks and construct a world of your own. A collection of 4 planners each with a colored LEGO plate on the cover.

LEGO and Moleskine: two iconic platforms for free expression, where your creativity is unbounded. A childhood passion you never outgrow, LEGO now brings its inspiration to the 12-month planner. Organize your time like building blocks and construct a world of your own. A collection of 4 planners each with a colored LEGO plate on the cover.

Everything you need to stay organized in the workplace. This collection of Moleskine planners is designed for professionals with demanding needs for organizing time and ideas. Each planner combines different features to plan and track projects and appointments with ample space for to-do lists, contact information and notes.

Schedule your training sessions, your diet, your improvements. Organize your goals and record your performances. The planner that’s also a personal trainer, following your progress day by day.

365 days of culture. The ideal tool for recording your thoughts on fi lms, exhibitions, books, concerts and all the events that make up your world, throughout the year.

Featuring tabbed section dividers illustrated with rotary phones, typewriters, and an A–Z of all things analog, this delightfully retro address book brings back a classic way to keep tabs on friends and family year after year.

Amy Butler’s exquisite blend of beautiful prints and vibrant colors adorn this journal made with recycled paper.

The eye-catching designs of Amy Butler dress up this portfolio of sticky notes, sticky flags, and to-do lists. With the distinctive patterns and colors for which Amy Butler has become renowned, this collection is as useful as it is pretty.

This is the DIY guide to making homemade crackers, with 52 formulas for crisp snacks and the luscious dips to eat them with, all celebrated with 25 playful photographs. Portland, Oregon–based food writer and baker Ivy Manning capitalizes on the pure flavors of whole grains, real butter, cheese, fresh spices, and no preservatives in her formulas for crunchy, sweet, and savory treats, all made to pair with a chapter’s worth of creamy, gooey dips, and schmears.

In this tasty little volume, wine and spirits expert Kara Newman offers 42 fail-safe recipes for making great cocktails in batches, proving that no host need ever spend the evening trapped behind the bar.

The modern man has good intentions—all he lacks are the tools to turn them into gentlemanly action. This illustrated reference guide instructs and informs readers on the subtle art of being a contemporary gentleman by incorporating both traditional and modern practices, bringing the classic idea of gentlemanliness forward into the 21st century.

Available in English for the very first time, In the Kitchen with Alain Passard is the first graphic novel to enter the kitchen of a master chef. Over the course of three years, illustrator Christophe Blain trailed acclaimed chef Alain Passard through his kitchens and gardens.

Featuring colorful beach umbrellas and dreamy blue horizons, this beautiful oversized book offers a breath of fresh air and evokes fantasies of Mediterranean travel. Photographer Christian Chaize returned many times over the course of eight years to shoot an intimate beach in the south of Portugal from the same vantage point.

From scriptwriting through to production, this introduction to animation for students surveys key technical processes and examines a variety of stylistic approaches. The book includes visual examples from key animators and illustrated features on how to create exciting animation for a variety of audiences.

The Design Book brings together the best in contemporary design for the home, presenting a huge range of striking new products: tables and chairs, sofas and beds, storage, kitchens and bathrooms, tableware, textiles and surfaces, lighting, electronics, and more.

The Purple Book is a luxurious compendium of contemporary illustration that explores fantasy, sensuality, and the erotic imagination. It highlights visual art and the written word as media for representing human desire’s relationship with the dream-state, make-believe, and symbolism.

Aimed at fashion and textile students, Fashion A to Z fills a gap in the market for an affordable, accessible, and up-to-date guide to fashion terminology. The book contains over 2,000 entries, arranged alphabetically. Illustrated by renowned fashion illustrator and designer Zakee Shariff, this unique fashion dictionary is quirky and fun, but provides invaluable definitions of all the words a fashion and textile student needs to know.

Stylish Dress Book features an A to Z of cool tops and tunic dresses that you can wear anywhere. Using simple shapes and individual details, the book shows you how to craft a stylish collection of garments to your own taste. For anyone who knows the frustration of going to the mall and finding racks of identikit clothes in cheap fabrics, this book will offer a fabulous home made alternative. As every sewist knows, DIY fashion is the only way to be stylish.

Between 1999 and 2002 the National Endowment for the Arts’s New Public Works program sponsored design competitions in cities across the United States. The forward-thinking designs that emerged have influenced the physical form of major public works projects nationwide.

Australian-born landscape designer Bernard Trainor has made it his life’s work to capture the wild soul of his adopted home of Northern California. Neither a naturalist nor an architect, Trainor uses the tools of both to create stunning large-scale gardens that unfold over many acres.

In his fifty-year career as an architect, Hugh Hardy has built and reshaped America’s cultural landscape through work for some of its most beloved institutions. Theater of Architecture gathers twenty projects from within New York City and beyond—from the magnificent restored Radio City Music Hall and the revived New Victory and New Amsterdam theaters near Times Square to state-of-the-art facilities such as the Botanical Research Institute of Texas in Fort Worth.

Whether located in the heart of a metropolis such as Chicago or on sprawling fields in the countryside, sculpture parks and gardens have become increasingly popular destinations for art and nature lovers alike.

The Designer Says is a compendium of quotations from more than one hundred of history's leading practitioners. Paired on page spreads like guests at a dinner party, a designer from the nineteenth century might sit next to one working today or two contemporary designers may strike up a conversation. This portable collection makes the perfect gift for designers, students, and anyone curious about the ideas and personalities that have shaped the art of visual communication.

Verlyn Klinkenborg’s regular column, The Rural Life, is one of the most read and beloved in the New York Times. Since 1997, he has written eloquently on every aspect, large and small, of life on his upstate New York farm, including his animals, the weather and landscape, and the trials and rewards of physical labor, as well as broader issues about agriculture and land use behind farming today.

Following the success in 2000 of Seas, Cities, and Dreams, the authors return with a second volume on the works of this remarkable 19thcentury master who raised European maritime painting to a new level.

Christopher Wormell’s bold block prints are featured on a set of 10 counting nesting blocks that makes for a lovely gift and an engaging toy. Follow one yellow chick as he explores the farmyard in search of his mother, meeting different animals on each block—from 2 horses and 3 cows all the way to 10 “chirping and cheeping” chicks. The sturdy outer gift box opens to reveal 10 graduated blocks—each wrapped with Wormell’s artwork and Kate Green’s text—which can be stacked into a tower nearly three feet high.

In this story of Western dreaming, a boy and his faithful dog leave indoor comforts behind for their first sleep-out under the stars....

Fashion illustration is and always has been about far more than pretty drawings of pretty dresses. This lavish celebration of today’s leading artists in the field showcases the timeless craft and amazing diversity that characterize the genre.

Paris Sketchbook is a stunning gift book from leading international fashion illustrator Jason Brooks. Although he is best known for his beautiful fashion imagery, which has regularly graced the pages of Vogue and Elle magazines, travel has been a recurrent theme in his work and his adventures continue to inspire and inform his visual repertoire.

The first in a new series of illustrated nonfiction board books, these durable titles offer up fun, foundational introductions to construction vehicles and little creatures that are sure to fascinate every early learner. Simple, rhythmical text introduces each machine or animal as its own character, highlighting the vehicles’ defining features or functions and the creatures’ traits or behaviors. Detailed illustrations, meanwhile, provide colorful views of developing construction sites and creepy-crawly environments.