Apart from making the cover relatable to the users, this serves another purpose. The very purpose that’s served by the outward elements in an artist’s environment – inspiration. When an artist looks at the cover design, they are looking at the different aspects of the human emotional spectrum. They are looking at the different faces of humans, a proof of how varied and limitless we can be.

Just like how limitless the possibilities are when an artist sits down to work and uses the best stationery one can lay their hands on. That way, the theme doesn’t just serve as a testament to the promise of this top-notch quality. It also points out how these pads complement and augment the craft and art that exists inside an artist. Quite the stationery art idea, aye?

Another interesting trait in humans is their response to challenges. We’re programmed to take up challenges and aspire to do more than we’ve done before. We derive inspiration to outdo ourselves from certain cornerstones. Things that are much bigger than us. Things at awe and inspire us. Things like the Taj Mahal.