The secret life of pencils

Posted June 20, 2008 by
in Pens, Paper & People | 1 comment »

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Looks like I’m not the only one who’s grown irrationally fond of Rhodia pencils. Blogger Michelle Krell Kydd recently posted her own ode to the quirky orange writing utensils: “a pencil for the senses,” as she put it.

As a side note, Michelle mentioned that she thinks “deleted words and phrases from my computer documents are sent to a hidden folder and rearranged to tell a tale I will be held accountable for in the future.” Oddly enough, a friend of mine, an artist, created a computer program that did just that for a piece he made last year—appropriately titled “Lost Words.”

Happy scribbling!

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  1. Michelle Krell Kydd

    06/21/2008   12:35PM  

    Thanks for mentioning my blog, Glass Petal Smoke. Who would have thought that a Rhodia could function like a conductor’s baton and lead the way to a cool work of art like Lost Words? Makes me love my Rhodia even more.

     
     

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