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jeunersworks · 3 months

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stationery design.

‘ mini sticky memo pad’

-weekly planner

-daily planner

-to do list

-line memo

#graphic design #product design #stationery #stationerydesign #2d design #paper design #memo pad #notepad #note #korea stationery #square #color #analogue #planner #planner design

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corirella · 2 years

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guess what? I’m in Korea for holiday!

#studyblr #stationery #Korea #travel #Korea stationery #stickers #studying

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anon141 · 1 year

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*journal*

맡기신 스티커를 자르고 잘라서 드디어 보냄.

이번은 달랑 한장 밖에 못 썼지만 편지는 항상 즐겁게 쓰고 있다 :*)

#농문덕 #문구 #moongoo #letters #stickers #일상 #daily #다꾸 #fanarts of other artists #not mines #korea stationery

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tea-tuesday · 5 months

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stopped by niconeco zakkaya in the east village!

#such a cute little shop #im ngl tho everything is so overpriced.. pretty sure i could get the same stuff for a fraction of a price from korea/japan #tea-tuesday #mine #studyblr #study inspiration #nyc #new york city #east village #niconeco zakkaya #stationery #stationery freaks #light academia

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kvnai · 8 months

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Aesthetic random photo from my trip to Korea

#stationery #sanrio #korea #money #kawaii #uploads #korea2023

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k-worlddd · 3 months

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pink-club · 1 year

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https://www.instagram.com/p/CnE-bv7BtT9/

#mine #pink #stationery #work space #aesthetic #korean style #korea

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bottledmemories · 2 months

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Korea's Vintage Pencil Shop

Alexa, play It’s Been Awhile by Staind. Hello internet friends. It certainly has been a while. Four years actually. Hello again to all 11,200 of you. I come bearing a cozy little stationery store in Korea that I recently stumbled across on Instagram called Blackheart Pencil. They call themselves a vinatege pencil shop which I love. I think going to cozy bookstores and stationery stores across…

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#golden sharpener #korea #Pencil #Stationery #stationery store #travel #Vintage #vintage pencils

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koreanaswego · 1 year

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Korean Word of the Day

종이

Paper 📃

#korea #korean #learning korean #korean word of the day #paper #stationery

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koreaguides · 2 years

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6 Most Trendy Korean Stationery Brands

1. Appree

This brand aims to cultivate an appreciation for nature by creating nature themed products. One of their most famous products is the Leaf Sticky Notes. All of their designs come in different size making it suitable for many people. It can be used as memos of decorative accents on your diary or journal.

2. Dong-A

Dong-A was established in year 1946 and was the first stationery company in South Korea. They have remained as a major manufacturer of office equipment over the years. They have the Miffy Scented Gel Pens which have sweet scents when writing. Their Anyball Ballpoint Pen is also a high-performing product.

3. Hwarang

Hwarang is an eraser manufacturer and has been developing high-quality eraser and other art supplies ever since year 1950. It is a widely recognized brand among student and artists and brought by them often.

4. Monami

Monami Korea is another major manufacturer for office supplies, specializing in writing instruments. They have awesome fountain pens that are in hexagonal designs and in vintage-inspired body colors. They also have many other colored pens and highlighters making it highly recommended to purchase for note-taking.

5. Suatelier

The products from Suatelier are characterized by their fun and whimsical styles. They have different varieties of stickers and sticky notes which are suitable for embellishing letters, decorating notebooks or calendars. Their stickers come in wide varieties of shapes and colors that pair well with their stylish abstract planner designs.

6. Iconic Design

This brand created practical as well as stylish products. They have these cute and aesthetic diary stamps that you can use to add quick decorations to your planners or journals. It is suitable for those who are not so good at drawing but want these designs in your journal.

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dreamer-hangugeo · 2 years

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Korean Writing Practice Notebook - LET’S LEARN KOREAN

Available Here

Many Korean Language Learners may find it difficult to write on Wongoji paper (grid-square paper). As a result, it is important to practice and comprehends the proper ways to structure and form sentences and paragraphs on Wongoji papers.

This Korean Writing Practice Notebook is ideal for anyone who wants to practice and improve their Korean handwriting. There are 120 blank pages of Hangul Manuscript Wongoji Paper to practice Korean writing.

This Writing Practice Notebook would also make a great gift for all people who learning Korean.

Product Details

Total 120 Pages

8.5 x 11 inches in size

White paper

Matte Finish Cover

#south korea #korean language #studying Korean #Korean stationery #KOREAN NOTEBOOK #study languages #hangul #korean study notes #korean writing practice notebook #한글 #한국어 배우기 #한국어 #한국어 연습

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jeunersworks · 2 months

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'NOTE PAD MOCK-UP'

Before designing a notepad, I create a mock-up through printing. This is very helpful to product design because it allows us to get as close to the actual goods as possible. Great for check when editing colors and sizes

#graphic design #2d design #design #paper design #stationerydesign #stationery #note #product design #memopad #notepad #designmockup #stationerymockup #daily #stickers #korea stationery #mockup #goods

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corirella · 1 year

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the final vlog of my trip to korea 💕 damn, am I going to miss this country

link to vlog

#stationery #korea #vlog #travel vlog #solo travel #korea travel #travelling #daily vlog #korea stationery #shopping vlog #seoul #seoul travel #seoul shopping

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thescribbleddiaries · 10 months

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Fantasising over Cute Korean Stationery

I can't help but get lost in a world of whimsy and wonder when I indulge in fantasizing over cute Korean stationery. From the moment I lay my eyes on those adorable character-themed notepads, colorful sticky notes adorned with playful animals, and delicate washi tapes featuring intricate floral designs, my imagination takes flight. The attention to detail, vibrant colors, and undeniable cuteness fuse together to create a sense of joy and childlike delight. Whether it's daydreaming about filling my workspace with these charming items or imagining the endless possibilities for creative expression they offer, this innocent obsession brings a smile to my face. It's as if each piece of stationery holds the promise of unlocking untapped creativity within me and igniting a sense of happiness that is hard to describe. So why resist? Embracing this fanciful fancy is simply an act of embracing pure delight in life's little treasures.

#korean #south korea #korean drama #seoul #stationery #cute #cute stationery #office #friends #desi teen

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albontology · 3 months

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it goes without explanation with zhou's new helmet is dope as hell. i will provide explanation anyways.

(above, zhou's helmet design as posted to the KV design twitter)

the central design on zhou's helmet is almost certainly inspired by the traditional craft of mother-of-pearl inlay in lacquerware, a practice which originated in China over 6 thousand years ago, and which has been developed and practiced in discrete forms historically in Korea and Japan alike. (continued under the cut!)

(on the left, a korean (goryeo dynasty) lacquerware stationery box; on the right, a chinese (song dynasty) lacquerware lidded bowl for cosmetics or incense. both photos via the met museum website)

traditionally, lacquerware is created through the refinement of a toxic plant sap into a naturally deep and glossy adhesive coat that is built up and polished often on top of wooden furniture and decorative items, such as chests and jewelry boxes. in the above examples, you can see two types of lacquerware practice.

on the left is mother-of-pearl inlay, which is created through the careful grinding down of tortoise or abalone shell into thin iridescent sheets which are then carefully cut into shape and imbedded into the coats of dark lacquer, being repeatedly covered and then polished down in the lacquer until the shiny shell surface is level with its surroundings. it's both visually stunning and incredibly labor-intensive: for a case like this, there would have been separate artisans making the wooden base box, making the metalware (hinges and clasps) for the box, applying the base layers of lacquer, and then completing the inlay itself.

on the right is (what i understand to be) a predominantly chinese lacquer practice, which is carving into the layers of lacquer to form images in relief. while this practice is not replicated on zhou's helmet, the image selected does display the pattern of the peony flower, which i believe to be the flower depicted in the inlay! the striations of the central petals seem to match zhou's. of course, this is speculative and only based off an amateur's eye, especially considering the motif of scrolling foliage is fairly ubiquitous and somewhat generic in east asian decorative art.

(on the left, zhou's 2024 helmet (detail). on the right, a detail image of a korean chest decorated with mother-of-pearl. zhou's helmet via twitter, right image via the met museum website)

the 'metallic' or 'holographic' effect a lot of people have recognized is a natural property of polished mother-of-pearl: look at the iridescence of the design! while it has been exaggerated to some extent on zhou's helmet (for good effect, i must say), you can clearly see the inspiration when compared side-by-side with a more predominantly mother-of-pearl composition: the variegation between blues, greens, and warmer peachy-reds is mesmerizing.

i really want to drive home how brilliant of a design this is and give the due appreciation to KV Design, who made this helmet for zhou. clearly a lot of thought and creativity went into it, and I can't wait to see it in action. >:D

#zhou guanyu #zg24 #f1

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amuletduelist · 7 months

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Series: Shugo Chara!

Artist: Peach-Pit

Details: Korean 'Character Encyclopedia, Part 2' and notepad. Dimensions: 9cm×9cm (3.5in×3.5in). Cost: ₩1,000 ($0.75, €0.70)

Publisher/Distributor: Dream Plus

Year Published: 2009

Source: Scanned from personal collection

Other notes: What a doozy this is! I bought this as part of a stationery bundle from a Korean seller on eBay years ago, so long ago that I can't find the original listing anymore, so I don't have a lot of information on this. But from using my basic as hell Korean skills and Google translate, this is part 2 of an encyclopedia that was printed in South Korea, including character profiles and a episode guide for the second third of the first season.

I don't know if it's a Google Translate issue, but some characters seem to have different names; Nadeshiko is listed as 'Sia', Ikuto as 'Toma' and Yaya as 'Yui.' I thought SK had done away with giving anime characters Korean dub names by then (see YGO and Digimon for examples) by 2009, but it looks like I stand corrected.

As for the distributor, Dream Plus, I can't find a lot of information about them except that they do/did exist.

I have better, unspliced and additional images on my Google Drive here. You're free to take them for your own use, I simply ask that you don’t repost without crediting me, and please reblog/drop a heart if you do use them ♡

PLEASE DON'T DELETE ABOVE COMMENTARY!

#Shugo Chara #Shugo Chara!#00s anime #korean stationery #stationary scan #Amu Hinamori #Ikuto Tsukiyomi #Tadase Hotori #Nadeshiko Fujisaki #Kukai Soma #Yaya Yuiki #Dream Plus #scan: kawaishizukaa #anime scans

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