The perfect companion: The Paperback B6+ notebook format.

Now also available as hardcover – compact and handy for on the go.

The sleek and elegant B6+ intermediate format, a popular size that traces its roots back to the bookstore, is ideal for notes, thoughts and plans during a meeting or when travelling. With a larger number of pages than an A5 medium format, but a smaller size than other formats, this clever intermediate size perfectly combines handiness and space. The hardcover makes this smart format an indispensable companion on the go. 

The Natural Colours. Pure forces for all the senses.

Four new colours inspired by the fascination of nature: light grey, fox red, forest green and mint green.

With its sounds, smells, movements and colours, the forest transforms us into wanderers in touch with all our senses. Unspoiled nature invigorates the soul, letting thoughts flow and tread new paths. Out here, we come to understand what really drives and moves us. Find your true nature – with the Natural Colours.

Sketchnote Journal

Vacation can mean so many things. And pictures often say more than a thousand words.

How can I learn to visualise my thoughts quickly and easily on paper? The Sketchnote journal is a source of inspiration and a workbook with guidance and tips from professionals intended to help you learn how to create visual notes step by step – the basics are shown in an easily understandable and fun way. Do you want to get your colleagues excited about an idea? Would you like to create understandable notes or simply bring order to your own thoughts? Explaining something with the usual methods often only works to a limited extent because there is a lack of structure and because everyone understands things differently.

Sketch and note. Visual notes. Practically all ideas and concepts can be visualised using this method. Sometimes just a few strokes are enough to give form to a mental model, making it visible and thus understandable for others. There is a good reason for the saying ‘A picture is worth a thousand words’.