Daily Design Book Dungeon23 Edition

Daily Design Books are designed to be a tool for creating daily. Inspired by the #dungeon23 "initiative" by Sean McCoy tweet, the journal is a free-to-use,  stripped-down, easy-to-print at-home journal inspired by the Hobonichi Techno Weeks journal.

The journal's design is simple and versatile. A slightly edited dot grid is non-abrasively marked by a single letter into 8 sections: the 7 Days of the week and an 8th for extra notes (if you have anything to add or edit in a "section/days" that is full or there are overarching concepts that apply to multiple "sections/days").

The journal takes 4 pieces of printing paper to print and creates a 16-page journal.  It has spreads for 5 total weeks, an extra spread of blank dot grid, a spread with 5 Tables from our Planet Builder zine, and a cover with 4 new random tables to help crush creator's block. Random tables on the back include 2x Room Prompts, 1x Sound Prompts, and 1x Smell Prompts tables.

The files come in two formats: In Order and Easy Print. 

In Order is self-descriptive and for anyone who is used to using programs that are able to print in "Booklet Mode".

Easy Print files can be printed from any PDF reader or web browser and is ready to use. Here's how it works:

1. Print Details:
   1. Print All Pages
   2. Paper Size: Letter (8.5x11)
   3. Print on Both Sides
   4. Flip on Short Side
2. Take the whole stack (DONT change the order)
3. Fold the stack in half and crease
4. Open the stack and staple down the middle
5. Your booklet is done and in order

I hope this tool helps you create and stay organized whether you are participating in #dungeon23 or not. Much Love!