Mixed notes around stupa

Mixed notes under the supervision of Space Molly.

I really like this style. It's much fun and freedom to fill a page. But there is a high risk that the result would be a disaster.

Bangkok buses tickets

When I grow up, I want to be a full-time shaman. 

I’d open a small, old shop in Chinatown filled with potions. I’d treat the customers quite badly so they wouldn’t even dare to ask questions. I’d research and create my own potions, and for that enjoyable task, I would dedicate a secret notebook full of notes. 

So when there are no customers in the shop—hopefully almost always—I’d have plenty of time to work on my notes and other shaman tasks.

These Bangkok bus tickets are a great washi tape.

About beetles

Why haven’t beetles build spaceships yet? I think they are making them, in secret.

Do I have an unknown ability to draw beetles and I’ve wasted my life doing other things? Too many questions.

And other herbs...

Thais are experts in potions ภูมิปัญญาไทย. 

Creams, elixirs and brews to solve all kind of problems: headache (reduce it, not increase it), extra energy, improving wifi or better luck to mention a few.

This time I’m researching about the world of Thai inhalers (yadom), a whole section in 7 Eleven that for some reason I always missed. Old ones have super strong smell. Modern ones have nice design and soft smell. 

And of course they keep the formula in secret when listing the ingredients and adding “…and other herbs.”

Airbus A380

HUGE machine. Despite having worked on this A380 airplane, I had never flown in it until now. Exiting flight, specially when Thailand is the destiny.

Sketching this airplane with mechanical pencil gives me so much joy. Airbus uses computer generated drawings only and handmade alterations are not allow. This soulless phrase is shown in every drawing.

Writing tools in use when traveling

Writing tools for my current trip.

That chunky notebook chose the path of fat over function. The whole set is much heavier now. On top of that, I will carry a watercolour notebook for my 2050 project. The trusty Muji journal remains my go-to for fast notes.

And yes, fountain pens are back.