Happy Design Moment: Mighty Morphin' Note Pads

This submission is brought to you by my "good UX" colleague, Will Hacker. He works at Cars.com, and focuses on mobile products. (Thanks, Will!) He also writes a fantastic UX blog you should check out sometime. 

OK--  enough about Will. Time for the money shot:

BAM! 

Behold, the Mighty Morph PICASSO Note Pad by Schleeh Design. Can't speak for Will, but I don't use note pads very much at home. But they are great to have when I need them. (Read: when my phone has died, and my note pad app with it.) 

And it is for that reason the PICASSO Note Pad represents the UX ideal. It meets needs and is enjoyable at the same time. 

I haven't been this excited since I realized the color possibilities for Venn diagrams. 

PICASSO is a great choice for those of you that want some high-profile art while satisfying your needs and enjoying the note taking experience. But if that's too much for you, the Striped Morph Note Pad may be more your speed. (It looks great next to Will's tchotchkes!)

"DO YOU SEE! DO YOU SEE!"

Do you prefer one MORPHIN' note pad to the other? Do you think both of them are awesome, or suck? Feel free to leave a comment.

(P.S. Thanks for reading. 1,200 views in 2 weeks-- I'm not worthy!)