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Indexed Logbook
For the things worth keeping track of.
A tactile hardcover logbook designed for building your own record. Log observations, ideas, collections, adventures, scraps or everyday detail at a time.
With numbered pages and a corresponding index, you can record things wherever you like and still find them again later. The subtle 5mm dot grid gives you just enough structure to write, sketch, map, list, paste and collect without telling you what each page should become.
Use it for field notes, junk journaling, collections, travel memories, fishing logs, species observations, sketches, maps, ideas, projects… or something entirely your own!
It's deliberately open-ended. Not a planner, not a dated diary and not a journal with rules. Just a place to keep a record …and find it again.
The Details
Size: A5
Pages : 182 pages total (174 numbered & indexed pages)
Paper
Soft ivory 120GSM paper
5mm light dot gridCover
Linen hardcover
Foil-stamped titleBinding
Lay-flat bindingBookmarks
2 ribbon bookmarksDesigned in
Australia
How the index works
Each page is numbered, with space at the front of the book to build your own index. Start wherever you like. Record something. Add the page to your index. Then, months later, you can actually find the thing again. No prescribed order. No dated pages. No rules.
What might go in it?
That's entirely up to you. Keep track of places you've travelled, fish you've caught, shells and things you've found, birds you've spotted, sketches and maps, junk journal pages and collected ephemera, ideas and projects, notes from a trip, recipes worth keeping …or simply the things you've noticed and don't want to forget. The point is simply to make a record…and be able to find it again!
Made by Ebb Harper / Daughter of the Drift in North Queensland, Australia.
For the things worth keeping track of.
A tactile hardcover logbook designed for building your own record. Log observations, ideas, collections, adventures, scraps or everyday detail at a time.
With numbered pages and a corresponding index, you can record things wherever you like and still find them again later. The subtle 5mm dot grid gives you just enough structure to write, sketch, map, list, paste and collect without telling you what each page should become.
Use it for field notes, junk journaling, collections, travel memories, fishing logs, species observations, sketches, maps, ideas, projects… or something entirely your own!
It's deliberately open-ended. Not a planner, not a dated diary and not a journal with rules. Just a place to keep a record …and find it again.
The Details
Size: A5
Pages : 182 pages total (174 numbered & indexed pages)
Paper
Soft ivory 120GSM paper
5mm light dot gridCover
Linen hardcover
Foil-stamped titleBinding
Lay-flat bindingBookmarks
2 ribbon bookmarksDesigned in
Australia
How the index works
Each page is numbered, with space at the front of the book to build your own index. Start wherever you like. Record something. Add the page to your index. Then, months later, you can actually find the thing again. No prescribed order. No dated pages. No rules.
What might go in it?
That's entirely up to you. Keep track of places you've travelled, fish you've caught, shells and things you've found, birds you've spotted, sketches and maps, junk journal pages and collected ephemera, ideas and projects, notes from a trip, recipes worth keeping …or simply the things you've noticed and don't want to forget. The point is simply to make a record…and be able to find it again!
Made by Ebb Harper / Daughter of the Drift in North Queensland, Australia.