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Graph paper categorizes space, matching the background grid (rectangular, polar, logarithmic, etc.) to a particular reality, so the curves we graph can plainly characterize phenomena. If that isn't inspiring enough -- vintage graph paper has a soft, velvety feel that modern-day computer graphics just can't match! Visit my etsy shop to enjoy more graph paper -- for paper projects, origami, scrapbooking, paper sculpture, or just some fine writing.  Click on the blue button below to reach The Giddy Grid graph paper store:  

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Watch my interview with the Guinness Book of World Records here.

   Read my interview at the Penn Gazette blog here.

I'm the Guinness World Record holder for the largest graph paper collection in the world. I have 2200+ distinct sheets of graph paper!  They are of many varieties: rectangular, polar, semilogarithmic, logarithmic, hyperbolic-reciprocal, isometric, isometric-orthographic, radio frequency, fluxolite (which you see as the background of this page -- isn't it cool?!), normal probability plot, Smith chart, data pad, trilinear, circular percentage, traverse sheet, plat paper.  They were designed by many manufacturers: Keuffel and Esser, Dietzgen, National, Frederick Post, Graphic Controls, Champion Line, Aquabee, Miller, Alvin, Kay Electric, Mead, Vernon Royal, Ampad, Clearprint, Geyer, Pioneer,  Citadel.

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