University of Lisbon Planner Notebooks by Tomás Gouveia
Published Jul 3, 2023
Portuguese designer Tomás Gouveia created these beautiful planner notebooks for students of the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Lisbon.
The planners are made with bright colors and delicate embossing, utilizing special Fedrigoni papers and an eye-catching smyth sewn binding. The 2023 version also incorporates a holographic sticker and foil stamping for added visual appeal.
The notebooks are designed with both practicality and artistic expression in mind. On the one hand, they provide a structured space for students and faculty to organize their schedules, keep track of important dates, and jot down notes or ideas. On the other hand, they serve as a blank canvas for their creativity.
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