The first revision of the Pixel Prophecy notepad I’ve been using ever since for doodling, designing, and planning my games, because nothing beats thinking with your hand.

Features

• Numbered checkboxes to quickly create lists, reference items by number, and cross them with that warm, content feeling of a task completed.
• 5 × 5mm dot grid to help you keep things straight without being distracting. If you draw with a black pen, scan/photograph the page and extract the red color channel, the dots mostly disappear for quick clean-ups so your doodles can go straight in your game!
• 7-segment fields for a consistent way to fill in time, date and page numbers without sacrificing legibility. Also it’s very satisfying to fill them in.
• Hex column labels of 32 columns on the grid allowing quick visualizations of aligned DWORD bits. Even if you don’t it looks super nerdy!
• New Pixel Prophecy logo and motto, good-bye Google Translate Latin accident, hello shady Latin I paid good money for that is also wrong, apparently.
• US Letter guides should you prefer bald-eagle per apple pie-over DIN A4 (see illustration with the scissors in gallery)
• Unicorns grazing on the bottom panel, blessing you with their presence and eating your bugs.

Specifications

• Dimensions: A4 (210×297mm = 8.27×11.69”), but clippable to US letter height