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Doane Paper by Josh Rubin
Chad Doane was in a product design meeting and noticed that some people were using graph paper (the designers) and others were using legal pads (the marketers). He decided to design new paper that works for all, thus Doane Paper with a grid and lines. It's not yet available to be ordered, but you can download a pdf or jpg and print your own.
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