Introduction: Notebooks have come a long way in design, transforming from simple bound paper to sophisticated, cutting-edge tools. In this blog, we’ll take a journey through the evolution of notebook design, exploring how innovation and creativity have shaped the way we capture and express ideas. Classic Notebook Design: Trace the origins of the classic notebook…
Introduction: Journaling is a timeless practice that offers various therapeutic benefits, allowing individuals to reflect, express emotions, and promote personal growth. In this blog, we’ll delve into the art of journaling, highlighting the positive impact it can have on mental well-being and self-discovery. Emotional Release: Journaling provides a safe space to express emotions, reduce stress,…
Introduction: In the digital age, smart notebooks have emerged as an innovative fusion of traditional note-taking and modern technology. In this blog, we’ll explore how smart notebooks revolutionize the note-taking experience, offering a seamless transition between analog and digital worlds for increased productivity and organization. Digitization of Notes: Smart notebooks allow users to digitize handwritten…
Introduction: Finding the perfect notebook is an essential task for students, professionals, and creatives alike. In this blog, we’ll explore the key factors to consider when selecting a notebook, including quality, style, and functionality, to ensure an optimal writing experience and enhanced productivity. Paper Quality: Opt for notebooks with high-quality paper that is thick and…
Oil pastel is a kind of oily color painting tool. It is mostly used in children’s art. Because the colors displayed are very bright, and the oil pastel does not need to pay attention to the posture of holding a pen, it is very suitable for children’s art to cultivate students’ color aesthetics. Generally, the…
Oil pastel is a stick-shaped painting material made from a special mixture of paint, oil, and wax. It is very easy to use, children can draw directly on the painting, or use techniques such as color mixing, layer coating, scraping, and layering to enrich its effect. Unlike oil paints and watercolor paints, oil pastels are…
A writing brush is a pen tip made of sheep’s hair (that is wool) or wolf’s hair (that is, wolf hair), and a pen body made of bamboo. It is a tool used to write on paper with ink (also called ink).
1. Yang Hao Pen: Hao is made from the whiskers or tail hairs of green or yellow sheep. The test began before the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and by the time of Qin, Mengtian’s improved new pens had become pen-making materials. The Yang Hao pen is relatively soft and has a large ink absorption capacity,…
Wash the pen immediately after use, do not put on the pen sleeve after washing, soak up the remaining water and straighten it out. Put the pan upside down in a cool place or store it with a pen curtain. Do not expose the pen to the sun. Don’t lick the hair in your mouth;…
The raw materials for making brush pens are wool, weasel tail hair, mountain rabbit hair, stone badger hair, and fragrant raccoon hair. Pig palm, horsetail, oxtail, chicken hair, rat whiskers, lanugo, etc. are also widely used. The brush holders are mostly made of bamboo tubes, such as green bamboo (roasted red), purple bamboo, illustrated bamboo…
