My Hobonichi a6 // daily journal illustration

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here’s how i put down the line-work for my illustrated journal

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my favorite hobonichi entries of the year 2017, part 1 

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20170524

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20170519

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20170516 (at Kizuki Ramen & Izakaya)

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20170513 (at Passion House Cafe)

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20170510

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new hobonichi covers!

hobonichi weeks - cover on cover clear plastic - just to protect from liquid/dust damage; keep the cute pink cat ribbon pattern as clean as possible.

hobonichi techo - plaid with cover on cover clear plastic - i ordered this one on accident but it’s too irresistible to return.

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at Le Pain Quotidien

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Hey friend! When using copics for your hobonichi, does it bleed through the pages very much?

Hello Friend! Yes, it does -- mercilessly... I use both Copics and Kuretake’s Zig series water-based markers.I only use Copics if I know I won’t be journaling/writing anything on the opposite side’s paper...and even then, just very light, unsaturated colors. Same for Prismacolor’s markers.

If you’re looking for markers that don’t bleed...my Kuretake Zig markers don’t bleed through the paper, not even the black marker. I’ve read that Sakura Koi Coloring and Faber-Castell Pitt Artist Pens also don’t bleed, though I haven’t been adventurous enough to test this myself.