It really depends on what I'm doing! For working out ideas like I'm doing here, I normally use cartridge paper (about 100gsm) as it holds creases and is nice and strong but readily available.
When I'm making books I use what ever suits the book I'm making. I reaaly like delicate japanese paper (like kozo) and thick printmaking paper like BFK or Archers, it depends on what I want the book to look and feel like. I also really like the colours in the Fabriano Tiziano range.
If you have any more questions please feel fee to email me :)
Hi Sarah - just curious, do you have a preference for which type of paper you use?
ReplyDeleteHi Ashbee,
ReplyDeleteIt really depends on what I'm doing! For working out ideas like I'm doing here, I normally use cartridge paper (about 100gsm) as it holds creases and is nice and strong but readily available.
When I'm making books I use what ever suits the book I'm making. I reaaly like delicate japanese paper (like kozo) and thick printmaking paper like BFK or Archers, it depends on what I want the book to look and feel like. I also really like the colours in the Fabriano Tiziano range.
If you have any more questions please feel fee to email me :)