Momigami inspired mark-making and textures, used for journals, abstracts, collage & handmade papers скачать в хорошем качестве

Momigami inspired mark-making and textures, used for journals, abstracts, collage & handmade papers

Louise Jannetta’s practice involves the application and layering of papers, threads, textures, fabrics making the art of Joomchi and Momigami a natural addition to her repertoire and skills. In this video, she demonstrates a mode of mark-making that might open the gates to your own creativity and give you permission to destroy in order to create. The book mentioned in the video is :- The Hidden Life of Trees: What They Feel, How They Communicate - Discoveries from a Secret World by Peter Wohlleben, Mike Grady, et al. I hope you enjoy it. Please see more of Louise Jannetta’s work on www.louisejannetta.co.uk Momigami is a unique Japanese paper that is made strong and durable. In the west, momigami papers are used by bookbinders but in Japan, the fabric like qualities of these papers have been utilised for clothing, umbrellas, wallets, purses, wrappings, and other craft items Traditional momigami is made by applying paste to a strong, handmade kozo paper, wrinkling and kneading the paper, then allowing it to dry. Momigami’s rich texture combines the complexity of entangled fibres with millions of wrinkles, creating a paper with texture, character and strength. The paper traditionally used is Mullberry paper or kozo paper, made from the bark of the mulberry bush using skills passed down through the generations. Timestamps 00:00 start 00:32 Linear line folding 05:09 Organic or erratic folding