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Night of the Living Desk Tidy

Night of the Living Desk Tidy

Liven (deaden) up you desk with a Zombie Pencil Holder from Neatoshop. These grim pencil holders are hand-painted, making each one of these visions of living death unique. Six holes in the head hold pens and pencils, while the eye sockets are magnetized to keep Paperclips handy. A removable tongue holds small items and business […]

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Office Weaponry

Office Weaponry

If, in your office, it’s got to the stage where the only thing that will put a smile on your face is the sight of a colleague wincing in pain as they pull out a drawing pin from their arm, then look no further than Instructables’ Office Weapons. Here you’ll find a slew of dangerous […]

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Writing That Makes Scents

By Paperstone on July 13, 2011 in Pencils & Accessories, Pens & Pencils with 0 Comments
Writing That Makes Scents

About a year ago we told you about Smencils®, 100% recycled scented pencils from the USA yet to find a UK retailer. We are now happy to tell you that Smencils are now available in the UK from educational toy manufacturer, Learning Resources®. Nothing evokes memories like smell and if Marcel Proust had tried to […]

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If Looks Could Quill

By Paperstone on July 5, 2011 in Pens & Pencils with 0 Comments
If Looks Could Quill

Maison Martin Margiela has teamed up with Paris design house ENO to create a pen to help sate our desire for push-button faux antiquity. The Margiela Feather Pen is basically a Bic pen tarted up with an ostrich or goose feather so as to resemble a quill as used in the olden days like. Don’t […]

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X-Wing Fighter Made from Office Supplies

By Paperstone on May 22, 2011 in Desktop Essentials, Fun, Pencils & Accessories, Pens & Pencils with 0 Comments
X-Wing Fighter Made from Office Supplies

Transform your dead office supplies into a Star Wars X-wing fighter using a spent Sharpie marker pen, foldback clips, a strip of staples, a pencil sharpener and some pen lids. Full ingredients and instructions over at Instructables. Reflect on how it all went wrong. Via Boing Boing.

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Ceramic Notepads

By Paperstone on May 15, 2011 in Books & Pads, Pencils & Accessories, Pens & Pencils with 0 Comments
Ceramic Notepads

The Ceramic Notepad from Yoyo Ceramics is a jotter made entirely from clay resembling a spiral notebook The ceramic notebook is supplied with a special pencil but dry wipe markers and permanent markers work just as well. All wash off with water. £15 + P&P.

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The Unbearable Lightness of Pen Stealing

By Paperstone on April 20, 2011 in Fun, Pens & Pencils with 0 Comments
The Unbearable Lightness of Pen Stealing

Having been caught red-handed pocketing a valuable ceremonial ballpoint pen on video, Czech prez Václav Klaus is now being inundated with offers of writing implements from Czechs showing faux concern. A Facebook page with over 5,000 fans urges to send pens, pencils and other writing instruments to the presidential office on May 2 “as he […]

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Ink in the Pig Pen

By Paperstone on March 7, 2011 in Pens & Pencils with 0 Comments
Ink in the Pig Pen

It’s an affliction which affects us all – those occasional spasms of mad skin-lust to grab the nearest pig and impose an inky design on its hide. But just how do you tattoo a pig? It’s a pertinent question and one that can be answered by 46-year-old Belgian artist, Wim Delvoye. Delvoye is a conceptual […]

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Enormous Fountain Pen Unveiled

By Paperstone on January 17, 2011 in Pens & Pencils with 0 Comments
Enormous Fountain Pen Unveiled

Seattle artist Jim Woodring recently unveiled the Nibbus Maximus, a huge working fountain pen, seven feet long in total. About a hundred people turned up for the event at which large pieces of Paper were also in evidence. The seven-foot pen consists of a five-and-a-half-foot body with one-and-a-half-foot interchangeable nibs. Woodring drew with the big […]

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Edible Crayons!

By Paperstone on January 3, 2011 in Pens & Pencils with 0 Comments
Edible Crayons!

I like this idea. Speaking as a man that chews the end of his pencil incessantly, I think these could take off. As an added bonus, combined with edible drawing paper they could be a great solution to the problem of children’s art. If you don’t really want to have entire walls of your house […]

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