sticky labels:
- once you’ve removed the sticky labels from the envelope you can stick them to the page (and each other) to create 3D textures
- they are a great material for making an interactive surface which also makes a sound when you run your hand across it
- this video shows you how can create a simple surface, inspired by my own textile designs
view finders:
- remove the view finder page from the binder
- choose a subject, this could be your garden, a city skyline or a bowl of fruit
- using one of the view finder shapes, hold it in front of the subject, this will give you a ‘border’ allowing you to capture the image within it
- you can draw the shape of the viewfinder on your paper/canvas/notebook, it will help to give you reference points
paper weaving:
- coming soon!
sand-paper:
- using this ready-made texture, you can create a picture and explore the tactile qualities – can a friend work out what you’ve drawn when their eyes are closed?
- using another sheet of paper and a simple pencil, or even some charcoal, you can use it as a base to take a rubbing
plasticine:
- coming soon!
push-out sequins:
- a very quick look behind the scenes at the lair-cutting of my first trial cut of the sequins page
sticky notes:
- this little video might seem obvious, but it’s full of positives!
- and this one is all about textures
printing with junk:
- coming soon!
acetate:
- coming soon!
mod-roc:
- coming soon!
print blocks:
- open up the envelope to discover some basic printing tools
- follow this video guide and print your own patterns
