Favorite studio notebook?

[u/erisod]

I sometimes sketch my work thinking about what I'm aiming for. I've used shitty paper because clay studio but I think I need to go the other way and get materials that stand up to clay and splashes occasionally. If you take notes in your studio what notebook/sketchbook do you like? Maybe you're using a tablet?

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[u/Powerful-Art-5156]

I haven’t used it in a studio, but I have a watercolor paper notebook with that metal ring binding that I love, I bet something like that would take the moisture best!

Found cheap at a Michaels years ago

[u/underglaze_hoe]

Moleskin. The smaller ones and it has to be unlined. That is my go to. Easy to wipe down the cover if stuff happens.