A blank sheet of paper usually intimidates people because of the immeasurable space.
But to graphic designers, it’s a blessing to work with a blank canvas because of the endless possibilities. This is probably why most designers favor Moleskine notebooks for their random jots and doodles.
Why doodles look better on Moleskines, we may never really know. What we do know is that this particular notebook has fueled, if not revived, many artists’ love for traditional sketching. Even artists who have long practiced digital art seem to be moved.
Looking into some of the most creative sketches online, we’ve discovered how great they truly are! Imagine such works on your website, on posters, on business cards, on basically anything.
They come in all shapes and sizes. Ask an artist and they might even list art media that they love to use with their Moleskines; some may tell you that they love ball-point pens or fountain pens, some may tell you that they prefer watercolor or even mixed media.
Whichever way, if you add these media with a blank notebook and pinch of talent, we’re pretty sure nothing can go wrong. For today, you can feast your eyes on some of the finest Moleskine art. Get inspiration and feel free to share links of similar artworks you’ve discovered or have made yourself on the comments below.
Moleskine Art by petalthrow
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Moleskine Art by Shannon Ryan
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Moleskine art by Kerby Rosanes
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Moleskine Art by Irina Vinnik
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Moleskine Art by Irina Vinnik
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Moleskine Artby Irina Vinnik
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Moleskine Art by Mattias Adolfsson
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Moleskine Artwork by Mattias Adolfsson
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Moleskine Artwork by Mattias Adolfsson
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Moleskine Artwork by Kristopher Garcia
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Moleskine Artwork by Kristopher Garcia
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Moleskine Artwork by scumbugg
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Moleskine Art by Maxwell Jurcak
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Moleskine Art by Maxwell Jurcak
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Moleskine Art by Kerby Rosanes
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Moleskin Artwork by Novac
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Moleskine Artwork by Ines Gamler
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gemgirlart
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Moleskine Artwork by Ink and Clay
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Moleskine Artwork by Michael Murdock
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Moleskine Artwork by Nacho Yagüe
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Moleskine Artwork by Nacho Yagüe
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Moleskine Artwork by Andrew Ushnurtsev
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Moleskine Art by Kerby Rosanes
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Moleskine Artwork by Allison Reimond
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Miles Johnston
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Moleskine Artwork by Allison Reimond
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Moleskine Artwork by samesjc
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Moleskine Artwork by javierGpacheco
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Moleskine Artwork by tuuliky
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Moleskine Artwork by Laura Serra
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Moleskine Artwork by Laura Serra
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Moleskine Artwork by Laura Serra
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Moleskine Artwork by Alexandre Soma
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Moleskine Artwork by Alena Havorkova
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Moleskine Artwork by wmwrose
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Moleskine Artwork by David Roger Rorimpandey
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Moleskine Artwork by Don Megah
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Moleskine Artwork by Michael Murdock
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Moleskine Artwork by Anna Rusakova
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Moleskine Artwork by Anna Rusakova
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Molekine Art by double_dream on Instagram
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Moleskine Artwork by Anna Rusakova
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Moleskine Artwork by Mattias Adolfsson
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Moleskine Artwork by rodrigoluff
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Moleskine Artwork by Fabio Iaschi
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Moleskine Artwork by Allen Sutton
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Moleskine Artwork by Allen Sutton
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Moleskine Artwork by Dan
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Moleskine Artwork by Rod Luff
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UPDATE: This post was originally published on July 2011. New images and links have been added.