agus arís
think again, try again
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the one with the pencil. a5, navy & yellow
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the one with the pencil. a5, black
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the one with the pencil. a5, black & yellow
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reuse, repair, remember
I remember asking my grandmother where the bin was, she didn’t have one, everything had a place in a system of use, re-use and recycling. She could make clothes, grow food and she was a great cook. I'm lucky I got to experience her way of thinking up close, lucky also that my uncles worked with their hands, practised their crafts and made things. For all the good of a book based education its good to be able to make things too, to understand materials and processes. It gives you agency, makes you less helpless and more creative - more than just a consumer.
déanta in Éireann
reusable, open-source, loose leaf books
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brown bread. b6
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irish poppy. b6
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own the means of note-taking
a book you can build, rebuild and reimagine to suit your own needs
notebook refills
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a5. refill - blank pages
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a5. refill - lines
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a5. refill - dots
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think again, try again
Agus Arís is a print, design & stationery studio based in Westport Co. Mayo focused on reuse, recycling & responsible consumption. Founded originally as badly made books in 2015 by designer and artist Seán ó Sullivan, Agus Arís builds on the learnings and experience of over ten years in book design and manufacturing.
From self-taught to teach-you-how, these books seek to reimagine and redefine these everyday objects in an uncomplicated, educational and sustainable manner that offers understanding, repair and the means of production to each customer.
trickle down
written & illstrated by Seán ó Sullivan, this is a poetic musing on modern economic theory. 'I really liked that one' said Rob








