Chapter 2: Exploring Textures with Papers

I only had small pieces of black card to use (A6) so I put 2 tester pieces on each.  Ripping and folding with different types of paper.

 

Sample 1

  

Sample 2

  

Sample 3

 

Sample 4

Sample 5

 An A4 piece of card (or I should say 2 x A6 pieces taped together) for an experiment of scrunching paper down from A4 to fit in to a smaller section.

 

a - tissue paper

b - brown wrapping paper

c - tracing paper

d -  drafting paper

e - newspaper 

f - rice paper

g - kitchen roll

h - copy paper

A6 pieces of card with 'Manipulated tissue paper' samples.

 

Sample 1 - strips twisted and knotted

Sample 2 - holes punched then scrunched and holes glued around

Sample 3 - twisted strips then tissue glued over them

 

Sample 4 - piece of tissue put through a pleating machine

  

Sample 5 - pleated

  

Sample 6 - pleated, twisted and knotted 

Sample 7 - pleated, twisted and knotted

 

Sample 8 - pleated, scrunched with holes

Sample 9 - twisted, scrunched with holes

 

Sample 10 -  pleated, pleated with holes

Sample 11 - pleated

 

Sample 12 - pleated

  

Sample 13 - pleated and twisted

Sample 14 - pleated

  

Sample 15 - pleated, twisted and knotted

  

Sample 16 - scrunched, pleated and twisted

Sample 17 - pleated, twisted and knotted

I misread Sian's instructions - I should have combined 2 processes in the same piece of paper which I have done in some samples but in most of the them I  combined 2 processes in a sample.