

The pages are the wonderful Rhodia 80gsm white stock, with dots on each side for double-sided users. I tried my new dotPad out using my Pilot Decimo fine point fountain pen, which left a shadow on the other side of the paper but didn't bleed through. Writing using the dots as a guide is great, I like the free flow of pen on paper.
The dotPad has a new color scheme as well, it's definitely not your father's Rhodia pad. The white pine trees and white "mod" lettering give this pad a more serious look. I love orange and black (especially at Halloween), but there are times I'm in the mood for something different. The dotPad is definitely different, and a fantastic addition to the Rhodia lineup. I'm looking forward to seeing this in a larger size and can't wait for the rest of the lineup to get here.
I have just started using a Rhodia notepad with gridlines for all my note taking.
ReplyDeleteThe new dotpads look great does anybody know if they are available in the UK?
Oooohhh! Nice.
ReplyDeleteI'm gonna rush to buy one asap! I think I saw them in London Graphic Centre in Covent Garden. But better give them a call first.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks I will give them a try
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