![The Japanese company Felissimo has created something akin to a ‘Colored Pencils of the Month Club’ but hold on, it’s way cooler than that. Each month for 20 months, 25 colors arrive by mail from Japan - packaged in like tones and hues. Each pencil is its own story. A unique hue with an inventive name to inspire the far corners of your creativity. Together, the colors suggest infinite possibilities.
“It’s about enjoying an unhurried creative process. As you build your collection, the pencils become your story and your experience.”
While the colored pencils from Felissimo are in fact art tools, they aren’t intended so much for creating art, but more for being art. Along with the pencils, Felissimo sends clear holders that can be combined to create an artistic design. You can choose one of the desktop holders, the freestanding “color wave” or my favorite (as shown above) the large modular wall display which, from afar, looks like a riot of color—only close up can one recognize the component parts. [via.]
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The Japanese company Felissimo has created something akin to a ‘Colored Pencils of the Month Club’ but hold on, it’s way cooler than that. Each month for 20 months, 25 colors arrive by mail from Japan - packaged in like tones and hues. Each pencil is its own story. A unique hue with an inventive name to inspire the far corners of your creativity. Together, the colors suggest infinite possibilities.
“It’s about enjoying an unhurried creative process. As you build your collection, the pencils become your story and your experience.”
While the colored pencils from Felissimo are in fact art tools, they aren’t intended so much for creating art, but more for being art. Along with the pencils, Felissimo sends clear holders that can be combined to create an artistic design. You can choose one of the desktop holders, the freestanding “color wave” or my favorite (as shown above) the large modular wall display which, from afar, looks like a riot of color—only close up can one recognize the component parts. [via.]
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