List-it Notebooks

Jot it down. Take note. Make a list. Write a treatise. Then store them on a shelf. Whatever the task, these organizational notebooks are ready. Purposefully designed for function while making your everyday living a touch more artful. 64 pages.

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Regular studio happenings, new pattern designs and gardening at 8K.

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Jul 28

<img src="https://isacatto.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png" alt="These three-pocket aprons are a farmer’s market favorite and, like most of our products, are limited edition. Why three pockets? One pocket accommodates your cell phone, another packs your list-it notebook to add to your mile long to-do list (and FREE with the apron), and still ANOTHER carries kitchen utensils, paintbrushes, succulents, love letters, gardening tools, knitting needles, small mammals, you name it. I don’t love doing laundry and live nowhere near a dry cleaner, so I wear mine all the time. Tap the photo to shop.">

These three-pocket aprons are a farmer’s market favorite and, like most of our products, are limited edition. Why three pockets? One pocket accommodates your cell phone, another packs your list-it notebook to add to your mile long to-do list (and FREE with the apron), and still ANOTHER carries kitchen utensils, paintbrushes, succulents, love letters, gardening tools, knitting needles, small mammals, you name it. I don’t love doing laundry and live nowhere near a dry cleaner, so I wear mine all the time. Tap the photo to shop.

Jul 19

<img src="https://isacatto.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png" alt="Our 17"x26" Ode to Joy prints are in the studio! We partnered with @aspenmusicfest to produce limited edition prints via @singereditions. We are donating 40% of each print sale to classical music education at AMF. Here’s the story behind the composition: 🎶 I assigned a color to each note in Ludwig van Beethoven’s Ode to Joy for the Aspen Music Festival’s celebration of Beethoven’s 250th birthday. The color palette was inspired by summer's past and present listening to music on the great lawn outside of the tent. I started my composition with an informal grid to suggest a sheet of music. In order to emphasize the variation within each note and color, I gave each its own mark and saturation, so an individual note is a painting within itself. For example, the note A was inspired by aspen bark; E belongs to the wild grasses and C# is the mature olive green that rests in stem and leaf. 🎶 We have sold 11 and have 4 left. If you have any questions please shoot us a DM, email studio@isacatto.com or call 970-236-1885. To purchase just tap the photo. Link in bio to read the full story and catch up on studio news.">

Our 17"x26" Ode to Joy prints are in the studio! We partnered with @aspenmusicfest to produce limited edition prints via @singereditions. We are donating 40% of each print sale to classical music education at AMF. Here’s the story behind the composition:
🎶
I assigned a color to each note in Ludwig van Beethoven’s Ode to Joy for the Aspen Music Festival’s celebration of Beethoven’s 250th birthday. The color palette was inspired by summer's past and present listening to music on the great lawn outside of the tent. I started my composition with an informal grid to suggest a sheet of music. In order to emphasize the variation within each note and color, I gave each its own mark and saturation, so an individual note is a painting within itself. For example, the note A was inspired by aspen bark; E belongs to the wild grasses and C# is the mature olive green that rests in stem and leaf.
🎶
We have sold 11 and have 4 left. If you have any questions please shoot us a DM, email studio@isacatto.com or call 970-236-1885. To purchase just tap the photo. Link in bio to read the full story and catch up on studio news.

Jul 12

<img src="https://isacatto.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png" alt="Our studio manager @ted_maertens wears many hats, and he and @_hannahsuttonstoll have taken on the MASSIVE task of doing our new art catalogue. We are still in the thick of copy editing, but our new photos (thanks to Ted’s photo skills) are done. Mapping Pi. 56” x 42”. Click on photo to read the inspiration.">

Our studio manager @ted_maertens wears many hats, and he and @_hannahsuttonstoll have taken on the MASSIVE task of doing our new art catalogue. We are still in the thick of copy editing, but our new photos (thanks to Ted’s photo skills) are done. Mapping Pi. 56” x 42”. Click on photo to read the inspiration.

Jul 6

<img src="https://isacatto.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png" alt="Garden peonies with our Indigo Olives chair and Euler’s Number pillow. We re-covered our showroom chairs in our fabrics but are, as yet, too small to offer them for sale. BUT you can order our fabric by the yard on Spoonflower. And wallpaper too. Go to the link in bio to shop.">

Garden peonies with our Indigo Olives chair and Euler’s Number pillow. We re-covered our showroom chairs in our fabrics but are, as yet, too small to offer them for sale. BUT you can order our fabric by the yard on Spoonflower. And wallpaper too. Go to the link in bio to shop.

Jun 29

<img src="https://isacatto.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png" alt="The actor Kevin Carol commented that: “Play is the root of innovation, creativity, and problem solving.” I couldn’t agree more. During the pandemic I realized that I’d lost the art of play — just aimless, non-transactional goofing off. I live in a valley that loves to recreate and (most) everyone is in enviable shape, but playing for playing sake seems to be a quaint notion that belongs to young children. I intend to change that in my own life, but we decided to bring more products into play, so to speak. Our kid's smocks keep you out of the laundry room and playing alongside your kids. So here’s the pattern inspiration. I fill my sketchbook with thumbprint drawings, and this pattern came from a collection of familiar garden plants. The cloverleaf is iconic and the color comes via the pink-red cliffs all over our valley. Go to the link in bio to view the rest of our Kid’s Activity Smocks.">

The actor Kevin Carol commented that: “Play is the root of innovation, creativity, and problem solving.” I couldn’t agree more. During the pandemic I realized that I’d lost the art of play — just aimless, non-transactional goofing off. I live in a valley that loves to recreate and (most) everyone is in enviable shape, but playing for playing sake seems to be a quaint notion that belongs to young children. I intend to change that in my own life, but we decided to bring more products into play, so to speak. Our kid's smocks keep you out of the laundry room and playing alongside your kids. So here’s the pattern inspiration. I fill my sketchbook with thumbprint drawings, and this pattern came from a collection of familiar garden plants. The cloverleaf is iconic and the color comes via the pink-red cliffs all over our valley. Go to the link in bio to view the rest of our Kid’s Activity Smocks.

Jun 23

<img src="https://isacatto.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png" alt="Our new irrational number prints have arrived in partnership with Society of Science @society4science. Most of us have heard of Pi, but this one is Euler’s number plotted out in hot pinks, ultramarine blue, neutral tint and yellow. When I started making these paintings I realized that patterns evolve despite the numerical irrationality. Astounding to think pattern creeps in on its own accord. What’s the lesson there? To shop go to link in bio.">

Our new irrational number prints have arrived in partnership with Society of Science @society4science. Most of us have heard of Pi, but this one is Euler’s number plotted out in hot pinks, ultramarine blue, neutral tint and yellow. When I started making these paintings I realized that patterns evolve despite the numerical irrationality. Astounding to think pattern creeps in on its own accord. What’s the lesson there? To shop go to link in bio.