Whiskey Please 2 Notebook

$20

Whiskey Please 2 Notebook

By: Lathe & Quill

$20

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A glass tumbler filled with ice cubes sits centered in a black rectangular frame, surrounded by elegant cursive lettering that reads "whiskey please" in white script. Decorative curved lines frame the composition, creating a vintage saloon aesthetic with chalk-like linework against the dark ground. Bound with 52 pages of 70lb paper, lined or unlined, behind an anti-scuff matte cover with wraparound artwork, made to order. Notes and sketches kept behind an independent artist's work, not a plain composition cover.

Wraparound artwork and design
Anti-scuff laminate cover with soft matte feel
52 pages of high-quality 70lb text paper
Minimal bleed-through even with heavy ink
Lined or unlined paper options
Lined notebook is college ruled

Wraparound artwork and design
Anti-scuff laminate cover with soft matte feel
52 pages of high-quality 70lb text paper
Minimal bleed-through even with heavy ink
Lined or unlined paper options
Lined notebook is college ruled

About This Piece

Whiskey Please 2

By: Lathe & Quill

Lathe & Quill

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About The Artist

I'm Meghan from Kansas. I follow where my eclectic curiosity leads. My whimsical art often features: dinosaurs, unicorns, flowers, and outer space themes. I frequently over use emojis, my favorite flower is a sunflower, and my favorite dinosaur is the stegosaurus. Follow me @latheandquill on socials Why is creating art important to me? I create because it is my passion, but also for the joy I know art can bring others.