Little Otsu

Keri Smith came to us with the idea for a more unstructured datebook meant to inspire creativity more than strictly plan your life and we thought that would be a fun project to add to our continuum of planners. As you might guess by the name, this is not your everyday planner, in many senses of the word. The Non-Planner Datebook randomly intersperses undated monthly overviews with journal and idea pages so that you can have some sense of framework, but not feel constricted or bound by predictability. And Keri’s whimsical structure and art are meant to amuse and make you reflect, but also just capture current moments and states. It may seem paradoxical to be simultaneously looking towards the future and the present moment, but it works in reminding you that organizing the later can be just as enjoyable as living the now.

Datebook Stats:
-new paperback edition
-12 undated month-at-a-glance pages
-reference mini-calendars for 2010-2012
-81 note/jounal pages with varying degrees of customization
-two-color 80# natural cover
-blue ink on 70# text natural interior pages
-printed in Oakland, CA on 100% post-consumer recycled paper with soy-based inks
-5 1/8" wide x 6 15/16" tall perfect-bound book
-96 pages

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