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The Sunday Paper #324 August 9, 2020 Papermaker of the Week: Maria Amalia Wood This is a new column. If you’re a papermaker and would like to be featured in the coming weeks and months, please fill out this form. I’d love to hear from you! © Maria Amalia Wood. The Metamorphisms artist book was pushed around on a movable pedestal to engage Continue reading Paper Bears Spiritual Weight
The Sunday Paper #323 August 2, 2020 In the Studio: Online Paper Starts NOW! Here… we… go! Shop for handmade papers you won’t find anywhere else in the world. Click through to watch a video of me handling and describing the papers. Supplies are limited, so don’t delay. Thanks for supporting Helen Hiebert Studio! ———————————————————————————————––––––– Papermaker of the Week: Cathleen Baker This Continue reading Handmade Paper For Sale!
The Sunday Paper #322 July 26, 2020 Papermaker of the Week: Helen Frederick This is a new column. If you’re a papermaker and would like to be featured in the coming weeks and months, please fill out this form. I’d love to hear from you! Helen Frederick is known mainly for hand-driven media such as custom-formed paper installations, artist books, paintings, drawings, and prints Continue reading Home in the Cottonwood
The Sunday Paper #321 July 19, 2020 Papermaker of the Week: Nancy Cohen This is a new column. If you’re a papermaker and would like to be featured in the coming weeks and months, please fill out this form. I’d love to hear from you! © 2020, Nancy Cohen, Migration Drawing, 67 x 55 inches, abaca, cotton and linen pulp on pigmented abaca Continue reading Papermaker of the Week
The Sunday Paper #320 July 12, 2020 Papermaker of the Week: Pamela Paulsrud I had the recent pleasure of talking with Pamela Paulsrud on Paper Talk. Pam is a Chicago artist who began papermaking to examine and exploring the creative process from inception to completion. From the formation of sheets, to working with fibers in its various degrees, she was led to create spontaneous Continue reading Treewhispers
The Sunday Paper #319 July 5, 2020 Papermaker of the Week: Ray Tomasso Ray Tomasso at the Hong Kong Open Printshop in 2018. Photo by Wong Lik-wan / Courtesy of Diane Wray Tomasso It is with great sadness that I share the news that Ray Tomasso passed away on June 25th. Ray was papermaker and artist who welcomed me into his Denver, CO Continue reading The Woman Who Printed the Declaration of Indepence
The Sunday Paper #318 June 28, 2020 Paper of the Week: Translucent Papers I recently stumbled across these paper samples I put together for my book Paper Illuminated 20 years ago. They show a range of ways to make paper translucent: punching, tie dyeing, embedding, piercing, layering, printing, applying beeswax, using the old cut & pierce technique, and more. My book, now out of Continue reading Virtual Studio Tour
The Sunday Paper #317 June 14, 2020 Paper of the Week: Mulberry Paper & More I love discovering new papers and paper combinations, and it is fun to pare papers (kind of like paring wine) for paper weavings. I’m using these two papers for a Woven Window Hanging lesson in my upcoming online class, Paper + Light. It features a smooth mulberry and a batik Continue reading A New Ceiling Lamp
The Sunday Paper #316 June 14, 2020 Paper of the Week: Words on Paper © Emily Duong, Stand, 2020, 8.5×11″, paper and stamps. This piece by Emily Duong moved me when I saw it on Instagram this week, so I wrote to her for permission to share. This text accompanied her post: “As we reflect on all the voices we hear from our Continue reading I Can’t Understand It
The Sunday Paper #315 June 6, 2020 Paper of the Week: Word Broadsides Sometimes when I post an image, the colors get electrified, and I’m not sure why. I have to say though, that these brighter colors work for my mood this week. I’m feeling the need to do something proactive about the state of our country. While I figure this out, here’s some Continue reading Equality, Justice, Participate, Harmony, Continuum, Perspective
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