Craft
Tools are essential in the craft, but the craft itself holds greater significance. Don’t ever forget the things on this page are for using and you are the real crafter.
Physical Tools
Leuchtturm 1917 – 120G Edition
I’ve tried other journals, but this one is my go-to. I particularly love the 120g version because of the thicker pape

Drehgriffel No. 1
I love this pen so much that I have about 6 different colors. The black gel refill is my favorite.

Zebra Sarasa Grand
I also use the Zebra line of pens with the Zebra Dry .4 inserts. The pen is a nice weight and the .4 refill is so smooth and dark and dries really fast.

Zebra Sarasa Vintage
When I want a little pop of color, I reach for the Vintage Sarasa line. These colors are gorgeous and minimal.

Zebra Mildliners
For charts, decorating, or anything. The Milliner highlighters are a must. I have all the colors of the original dual-sided but the 2025 calm/mild colors are my favorites.

Electronic Tools
M4 iPad Pro
I own a MacBook Pro, but I primarily use my iPad Pro M4 with the Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil. This combination offers an incredible balance of power and portability, making it an ideal tool for various tasks such as photo editing, writing, research, and more.

Fuji X100vi
It took me a long time to buy this camera. I felt it was overpriced and limited me to what I could capture. When I finally gave in, I realized it was for me, the perfect every day camera. Apart from my iPhone, this camera is the only one I own and carry.

Software
Fuji X100vi
Lightroom, my go-to photo editor since around 2014, seamlessly integrates with my Fuji files. It allows me to select color profiles for editing RAW files, and it performs exceptionally well on my iPad.

Bear
Bear is my go-to tool for organizing everything. It’s a beautiful and straightforward markdown editor. Plus, it has a fantastic web clipper that allows me to easily capture inspiration and incorporate it into Bear.

Day One
Day One is my go-to platform for digital journaling. I capture my handwritten entries as photos and organize them in a dedicated folder. Additionally, I maintain a gratitude journal and a daily journal where I can document photo memories from each day. I’ve been using Day One since 2012.

Apple Productivity Apps
My productivity apps are Apple Reminders, Apple Calendar, and Apple Mail. These apps are so fantastic that I don’t see any reason to use non-native software.

CMS
WordPress
This website runs on WordPress.

