Good Notebooks for Keeping Comic Ideas In?

[Ringarune]

My ideas for my comic are spread across so many places, and I think it would be best for me to start keeping them in one place.

I'm looking for some kind of notebook that possibly has room for both text and maybe some room as a drawing space (not really looking for just paper with grids on it to thumbnail in) Also another possibility would be a notebook where you can easily clip pieces of paper into so that you can keep all your ideas together (I know I can do that in binders... but I really hate using them...).

Do any of you know of such products? How do you keep your story ideas together (maybe it would help me come up with a solution to my organization problem)?

[Tanisha]

Moleskine daily planner should be good I'm thinking of getting one myself ^^b

[muhdreams]

I'm like you where my ideas are all over the place, and so I end up doodling ideas, or making drafts on scrap paper, so I bought a folder just so I can throw all my scrap work in there so its slightly more organized.

I also carry a really tiny notebook on me, so I can jot down any funny ideas that suddenly pop into my head though.

[apurviance]

I'm a loose paper hoarder, too. Need to get myself a folder for these.
The loose papers are nice because I can regroup and pull out whichever ones I need, unlike a bound notebook.

[SamNoir]

Moleskins. always moleskins. choose no alternative.

They are magical and mystical and hold deep dark secrets from the bottom of your soul in relative safety on beautiful paper.

[angelfire]

I think it would be better to keep a binder for the looseleaf....
but what I do is have a medium sized HARDCOVER notebook (the cheap but good ones from target) for each of my comic ideas. I take it with me EVERYWHERE

(these notebooks)

[Sanz]

note books with paper, lol
I use a yellow legal pad...and I have no clue why it just sort of append one day while I was at work and it stuck.
there is also this cool thing I used for a very long time back in my early days of schooling it has empty space at the top and lines at the bottom.

[saeedfaridzadeh]

I love Moleskine notebooks... HOWEVER the Leuchtturm 1917 is absolutely AWESOME for Bullet Journalling. But for none bullet journals purposes I always go to Moleskines first.

[Jabbage]

I have a dotted graph paper notebook that I love for comic development, because the dots are subtle enough that I can draw over the top (not anything I'd like to share around of course, but good enough for my eyes only!) and the dots mean that its easy to write in lines if I need to. Eventually I was lucky enough to stumble on one that has both dot grids and plain paper.
(It's a Paperchase brand notebook, but I'm sure other places do them as well.)

[UrMom]

Lol, I just use the notebooks I "borrowed" from work, don't care about cluttering my writing up with thumbnails and such. But if you want a good organizer or something like that, Erin Condren has some nice ones, they're a little on the expensive side but if you're into that stuff it might be worth it. I personally like the "craft like" qualities of their organizers, got a lot of little trinkets to help out and for customization, but I'm an organized chaos type so that kind of stuff doesn't suit me very well.