Studio Oh 80221 Hardcover Deconstructed Journal Faith Hope and Love

Inspired by the deconstruction art movement that dared to challenge the constricting rules of modernism, the deconstructed journal dares to do away with the traditional spine. This unique "exposed" binding allows the journal to open flat a full 180 degrees. Like a comfortable pair of jeans, the rough canvas cover is soft to the touch and weathered on the edges. Unlike a pair of jeans, the cover is direct off-set printed in full color with an "of-the moment" design. Inside, the pages are lined and feature colorful accents. The passionate and creative designers at Studio Oh believe that products should not only be relevant to the needs of today's consumers but also should be environmentally responsible, infused with energy, elevated design, richly-saturated colors and fine craftsmanship. From beautiful calendars loaded with super functional planning features and stationery and journals that move and inspire to home, kitchen and table décor accessories with plain-old-amazing designs, Studio Oh invites you to explore their extraordinary products available on . ABOUT THE ARTIST: Chalkboard artist and typographer Valerie McKeehan has been hand-lettering and illustrating since childhood. A lifelong creative, her passion for commercial art began simply and without pretense: producing hand-lettered signs for her father's business. Whimsical and undeniably handcrafted, her designs are honest and authentic, at home with their imperfections and unique character. Working out of her home studio in Central Pennsylvania at a desk constructed by her husband, she lovingly creates each design entirely by hand, from sketch to slate, illustrating quotations by great authors and public figures or simply depicting everyday subjects that inspire her work (like coffee and cooking).