These aren’t just Post-it® notes — they’re mini canvases.
Designed with my original abstract art, these black-and-white brushstroke Post-it® Note Pads turn everyday reminders into bold visual statements. The avant-garde design is intentional: raw, expressive, high-contrast strokes that feel like modern art for your desk, planner, or studio wall.
And here’s the fun part: you’ll need neon pens or highlighter ink to reveal the hidden words.
That contrast is the point. Bright ink pops dramatically against the monochrome artwork, making your thoughts feel electric, intentional, and impossible to ignore.
Each pad includes 50 sheets of smooth, 75.2 gsm uncoated paper that takes vivid ink beautifully—perfect for neon pens, markers, and creative brainstorming. The trusted 3M Post-it® adhesive keeps your notes exactly where inspiration strikes, while the branded backing sheet and top slip-sheet make sorting effortless.
Art meets function. Utility meets expression.
This is stationery for creatives who think differently.
These aren’t just Post-it® notes — they’re mini canvases.
Designed with my original abstract art, these black-and-white brushstroke Post-it® Note Pads turn everyday reminders into bold visual statements. The avant-garde design is intentional: raw, expressive, high-contrast strokes that feel like modern art for your desk, planner, or studio wall.
And here’s the fun part: you’ll need neon pens or highlighter ink to reveal the hidden words.
That contrast is the point. Bright ink pops dramatically against the monochrome artwork, making your thoughts feel electric, intentional, and impossible to ignore.
Each pad includes 50 sheets of smooth, 75.2 gsm uncoated paper that takes vivid ink beautifully—perfect for neon pens, markers, and creative brainstorming. The trusted 3M Post-it® adhesive keeps your notes exactly where inspiration strikes, while the branded backing sheet and top slip-sheet make sorting effortless.
Art meets function. Utility meets expression.
This is stationery for creatives who think differently.
