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More on Custom Rubber Stamps
Custom rubber stamps feel right at home in analog offices.
Some of them also like to mark up paper sheet music.
My husband got himself this self-inking fretboard stamp:
He said the thick line at the top is the nut, the vertical lines are the strings, the horizontal lines are the frets; and then you can diagram the placement of your fingers, as you work out how to play the notes.
“Guitar people,” he said, “will know what this means.”
I only play the stereo, myself.
This fretboard grid stamp reminds me of the habit tracker and calendar grid stamps marketed to bullet journal users.
If you find yourself repeatedly drawing a grid or diagram of some kind, you might consider making it into a stamp.
Apropos of none of this, I got this lovely chicken stamp for Christmas:
She looks like a barred Plymouth Rock hen.
Chicken people will know what this means.
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2023-01-02
Speaking of rubber stamps, the chicken stamp, featured in my previous post, and so many more, are available through Leavenworth Jackson’s catalog.
I ordered several stamps from LJ in the 1980s. Not much has changed in their mostly analog ordering process:
“In time we will add online ordering but until it’s ready, please avail yourself of the older technologies that can be accomplished by candlelight if necessary. (…) please print as clearly as if your future stamp collection depended on it.”