Unleash your biggest ideas! The Inventor's Logbook is the perfect way to capture your inspired illustrations of invention. Each spread features a gridded work page for your sketches; space to title, sign, and date your work; and a lined page for your project notes. And it makes a great gift for inventors of all ages.

Includes 58 pages for 29 inventions.

This logbook is produced in association with No Prior Art, a major exhibition and citywide program series exploring stories of invention at the meeting place of art and science and celebrating the public library as a place of active creation and invention. No Prior Art is the Library Foundation of Los Angeles and Los Angeles Public Library's contribution to Getty's PST ART: Art & Science Collide.

Learn more at: lapl.org/nopriorart

For more information about PST ART: Art & Science Collide, please visit pst.art

Whether you're working on your next brilliant invention or just want to something to mark your exhibition experience, this set of four pencils are just the ticket. Each of these classic hex-shaped number 2 pencils feature a matte black coating, copper imprint, gold ferrule, and pink eraser and come with a backing card that doubles as a bookmark!

The front of each backing card is printed with a a patent illustration collage from the March 1874 issue of the US Patent and Trademark Office's Official Gazette, from the collection at the Los Angeles Public Library.

Pencils read, "No Prior Art," "Make Your Mark," "Analog Invention Machine," and "This Invention Wasn't Pointless."

This pencil set is produced in association with No Prior Art, a major exhibition and citywide program series exploring stories of invention at the meeting place of art and science and celebrating the public library as a place of active creation and invention. No Prior Art is the Library Foundation of Los Angeles and Los Angeles Public Library's contribution to Getty's PST ART: Art & Science Collide.

Learn more at: lapl.org/nopriorart

For more information about PST ART: Art & Science Collide, please visit pst.art