"A Good Omen" Spiral notebook

"A Good Omen" Spiral Notebook

A notebook is a must-need thing for a thinking and creative person to write down their instant thoughts, ideas, etc. Whenever you have a new thought or idea, you should write down it somewhere. Otherwise, It may be replaced by another new thought or idea and you may forget it. So It's better you write down your new thoughts or ideas in a notebook. This "A Good Omen" Spiral notebook is going to be a great companion for you.

A good notebook can help you with motivation to take more notes, write down ideas, or list future dreams. This Spiral notebook is a perfect companion in everyday life. From having you at your desk for quick notes or your journaling session, or throwing in your backpack or bag for notes on the go, this Notebook is perfect for you. 

Ideal for all office, school, and home uses, including for taking notes and keeping work in order, as a diary or journal for brainstorming ideas, creative writing, or just doodling and drawing to your heart's content.  It will be a great daily companion whenever you need to put your thoughts down on paper!  Also, it is a perfect gift choice for friends, family, classmates, and coworkers!

Specification:

• 140 dotted pages
• Metal wire-o binding
• GREAT DAILY COMPANION
• Size: 5.25″ × 8.25″ (13 × 21 cm)
• Covers with soft-touch coating
• Page weight: 2.62 oz/yd² (89 g/m²)
• Blank product sourced from the US
• Cover weight: 10.38 oz/yd² (352 g/m²)

So why wait? Take it and make your journal more enjoyable!

Original Encaustic Painting Description: 

“A Good Omen” is an encaustic painting of a black and white dragonfly flying over the beautiful pastures below. In many cultures, the dragonfly often represents change, or personal transformation.

The only guarantee we have in this world is change, and this piece explores the beauty in that idea. White, almost iridescent wings seemly flutter in this piece as the dragonfly soars above a mottles teal and tan landscape below.

Original Encaustic Painting: 

Painted by Michael Giannella on a 8x8x1.5in wood panel. Encaustic wax