Tools To Live By Plain Practice Notebook
Eighty blank pages of Tomoe River paper, with five guide sheets to slip underneath them — lined, slash grid and grid — so you can rule the page from below and leave the page itself clean.
That is how lettering practice is properly done: the guide stays under the sheet, the work stays unruled. Tomoe River is smooth enough that a brush pen does not catch and thin enough that the guide shows through clearly. Also works as a refill for calligraphy notebooks, or for making your own templates.
Key Features
- Material: Tomoe River Paper
- Dimensions: Width 20.0cm × height 20.0cm × depth 1.0cm
- Pages: 85 — 5 guide pages and 80 blank pages
- Guide pages: 2 lined, 2 slash grid, 1 grid
- Pen compatibility: Fountain pens, calligraphy pens, pencils and brush pens
- Suitable for: Letterform practice, stroke thickness, spacing and templates
- Made in: Taiwan
Trade notes
The blank counterpart to the Chancery Cursive book — that one teaches a hand, this one gives room to practise any of them. Sell the pair to anyone starting calligraphy. Tomoe River is the name that does the work here; do not let it go unmentioned.