Mement: Your Life, Sketched

Most days slip past unrecorded — not because they didn't matter, but because a photo roll is a poor place to keep them. Mement is a notebook that draws. Give it a photograph from your day and it gives you back ink on paper: a letterpress print, a coloured-pencil field sketch, a swirling Van Gogh, a red-chalk Renaissance study. Then write a line beneath it. Or don't. Some pages only need a date. A BOOK, NOT AN APP No tab bar, no feed. Pages you turn with your thumb. A leather cover with your name pressed into it, a contents page that fills as the year goes on, and a next blank page that's always waiting. At the end of December the book closes; in January, a new volume stands on the shelf beside it. FOUR INKS Ink Press · Field Pencil · Van Gogh · Michelangelo. You choose the ink once, before the drawing is made. One drawing per page. THE MEASUREMENTS Each page can carry where you stood —…