Numbered 001 of just 048, this daily journal melds uncompromising sustainability with audacious artistry, each cover born from reclaimed corrugated pulp once bound for the world’s supply chains, now reborn as a canvas for JSPC’s covert street narrative.

At its center, a reimagined portrait of Norma Jean bleeds through layers of magenta and crimson, framed by a neon green dossier border that evokes clandestine CIA files, complete with stenciled dossier text, “CIA File No 221163, JFK Assassination, Code Name: Killer Ghost.”, a bold statement on fame, secrecy and the ghostly echoes of pop culture.

Inside, 200 ivory, acid–free pages boast a toothy surface that welcomes fountain pen, pencil, even charcoal, resisting bleed and preserving every stroke, every margin note, every clandestine sketch. The robust hard cover, its texture whispering of recycled pulp, secures your work with the same precision once reserved for classified documents. Each spine is hand–numbered, a quiet reminder that only a select few will claim this artifact of urban rebellion and eco-conscious craftsmanship.

This is not a mere notebook; it is a manifesto of intent, a collector’s object that refuses to compromise, marrying the grit of reclaimed materials with the refinement of high–concept design. Designed for visionaries who respect provenance as much as creativity, it stands as a testament to the idea that true luxury demands responsibility, that exclusivity thrives on authenticity, and that art can emerge from what the world once discarded.