Bright notes. All 52 pages of this notebook made of creamy white Munken paper have a neon orange color gradient. Printed using the risograph printing process, it appears almost three-dimensional and particularly bright. Whether it's calligraphy, illegible claws or children's scribbles - in combination with the bold color print, (almost) everything looks graphically well-placed and well-made. The corners of the compact booklet are rounded for a good feel.

Risography is one of the most energy-saving printing processes available. Similar to the screen printing process, master foils are produced from hemp fibers, which are then mounted on a drum and penetrated by the rice bran-based ink. Each card is unique: varying ink application and a slight offset are just as much a part of the printed image as the possible slight color abrasion.