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The Sunday Paper #312 May 17, 2020 Paper of the Week: On the Grid I have always been enamored by grids, and I have to give credit to Lynn Amlie (a coworker at Dieu Donné Paper Mill in the mid-90’s) for this ingenious attachment idea. Lynn visited the Noguchi Museum and Sculpture Garden in Long Island City – one of my favorite spots in Continue reading Paper on the Grid
The Sunday Paper #299 February 16, 2020 Paper of the Week: A Sheet of Abaca in 1:20 I made a short video of me making a sheet of abaca. The sheet size is 18″ x 23″ and I’m making it on an old English mould that I purchased many years ago. It only takes about 1-1/2 minutes to pull and couch a sheet (I Continue reading Papermaking in Action
The Sunday Paper #214 June 24, 2018 Paper of the Week: Manipulated Paper Book Round-Up Paper has been manipulated for ages (think origami) and there are a surprising number of techniques that artists and craftspeople have employed to coerce paper into incredible shapes and forms. And paper is the real hero here, because of it’s amazing properties. Here’s a unique selection of books Continue reading Manipulated Paper
The Sunday Paper #123, September 4, 2016 Paper of the Week: Crepe Paper I have to admit that I have somewhat of a negative association with crepe paper. For some reason, all I think of is streamers! But a few months ago I discovered this thick colored crepe paper in sheet form. I think the sculptural potential is pretty great! Below you see a Continue reading Italian Crepe Paper
Don’t miss the next issue of The Sunday Paper! Subscribe here. As we head towards the beginning of another year, here’s a cool pop-up pull out calendar made from paper (as seen on Designboom). The only problem is, I can’t figure out where you can get your hands on one of these. Be sure to click on the link so that you can see each Continue reading The Sunday Paper # 33
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