Chronicle Books’ cheeky Last Call Cats Notecards are blank inside, making them purr-fect for any occasion, especially for writing drunken apologies when you’re in the doghouse. The 16 cards feature beer-swilling, bar-crawling, cat-erwauling felines under the influence, playfully penned by artists Arna Miller and Ravi Zupa.
Herb Lester offers stationery based on six fictional hotels, including The Overlook Hotel (The Shining), The Great Northern Hotel (Twin Peaks) and The Green Man Inn (The Wicker Man). Available individually or as a set. Sadly, no Grand Budapest Hotel.
Make a statement in your correspondence with a truly exquisite papercut card from Popwish. Each card is a singular work of art, thoughtfully handcrafted in Vietnam, and will be sure to leave a lingering memory. Use code THEAWESOMER for a 20% off perk.
Any fan of public radio who acknowledges Valentine’s Day ought to get a kick out of these expressions of love, courtesy of the NPR. Fun, nerdy fun for someone’s inbox. (Thanks Tyler!)
Moleskine’s Wine Journal is ideal for budding sommeliers–as long as they’re sober enough; each includes six themed sections, a wine glossary, and double expandable inner pocket.
Handwriting is a lost art in today’s digital world, but Forgetful Gentleman injects a bit of class into daily correspondence with masculine-themed letterpress cards and notebooks.
Wednesday Garden’s Thailand-only Cassette Tape Notebooks are a big audio fake-out; not only do they resemble an old-school mix tape but come packed in a clear cassette box.
Use it with your iPhone Stencil Kit: Notepod seems pricey at $18 for 300 sheets, but the iPhone form factor and the thick 80gsm laser stock ensure this’ll be a noteworthy investment.
Proof that the pen is mightier (and bloodier) than the sword, this Murder Ink Stick Notepad includes 300 chalk outline-shaped notes along with an appropriately blood-spattered pen.
