A modernist and feminist pioneer, Virginia Woolf (1882–1941) carved out new territory for artists, particularly women writers. She wrote with sensitivity and insight about the confusion, mystery and uncertainty of everyday life.
Part of Woolf’s innovation was to reject traditional...
Ancient spiritual practices meet modern digital art in this kaleidoscopic design celebrating the work of American artist Android Jones.
With colours and imagery that combine Eastern iconography, Western psychedelia and a cutting-edge science fiction æsthetic, Jones is an artist who...
The shimmering golden cover of our Bukhara journal has proven to be a popular choice, so we couldn't wait to add a gorgeous new colour to the selection! Just in time for spring, we are pleased to introduce...
Every year we offer a variety of 18-month planners, perfect for academic life or simply planning far in advance. This year's selection, featuring a variety of hardcover and softcover designs, is now available in stores and online!
With all the...
We’re excited to finally be able to tell you about the newest addition to the Embellished Manuscripts Collection, the ‘Amy Winehouse, Tears Dry’ journal. Designed in partnership with the Amy Winehouse Foundation charity, this book features a self-portrait of...
Our Leonardo's Sketches Collection renders two of Da Vinci's sketches and notes from his famous treatise, the Codex Leicester. One design -- Sun & Moonlight -- features Leonardo's scientific observations and theories on the light of the moon relative...
Experience a piece of European history with this Porto design from our new Portuguese Tiles series.
The design reproduced here comes from Porto, Portugal, where azulejos decorate the façades of old houses. Azulejos (meaning “small polished stone”) are painted,...
Introducing Destiny, from the New Series Voltaire’s Book of Fate
This handsome design once housed the legendary writer Voltaire’s Zadig, or The Book of Fate, first published in 1747. The Book of Fate tells the story of Zadig, an ancient...
You may find it surprising to learn that in all our years of creating journal covers based on world art, we've never featured the art of Gustav Klimt (1862–1918). Perhaps it was because his work is just so iconic that...
The art of still life painting is a celebrated part of Dutch culture, but this time-honoured artistic style didn’t develop from thin air! Before still life emerged, there were illustrators who delicately illuminated handwritten manuscripts with images of plants,...