You’re looking at three framed posters—fresh takes on Chronodex, side by side, ready for your wall. These aren’t for scribbling in your journal. They’re large, bold, and made to hang where you’ll see them every day.

Sometimes the most personal Traveler’s Notebook doesn’t come from a store—it starts with your own brush, a splash of paint, and a little nerve. You’re not just tattooing the cover; you’re giving it bold face paint that tells your story every time you pick it up.

Tattooing your Traveler’s Notebook with StazOn ink? That’s a whole different story. No undo. No Ctrl+Z.

Life is short. As we step into 2025, I find myself reflecting on the words: “做人如果冇理想，咁同做條鹹魚有咩分別啊？” (If one has no dreams, what’s the difference from being a salted fish?)