In March 2009, paper artist extraordinaire Helen Hiebert visited Primrose Park from her home in Portland, Oregon on her way to the IAPMA conference in Burnie, Tasmania. She kindly gave me a copy of her beautiful short film, The Secret Life of Paper, and her permission to share it with you.
Below are some examples of the work we produced at Helen's Paper Lanterns Workshop.
More of Helen's work can be found on her website, along with details of how to obtain her DVD Water, Paper, Time.
Here is an image of the concertina Japanese Screen Binding for Marianne Little's Book Weekend. (Reminder: the book can also be constructed as a codex.)
And another example of Mo Godbeer's encaustic painting to enthuse you.
Welcome to the first issue of Primrose Paper Arts News blog, which has been created to allow members of PPA to share their views, advertise their exhibitions and post details of any events that may be of interest to our members and other paper artists.
Our thanks to our webmaster Ron Wiebe for adding the blog to our existing website.
Our thanks also to Anna King for her inspiring workshop last weekend. For those who undertook the demanding exercise, here are a few reminders of Anna's work:
By now all members should have received the latest Newsletter by email or post. It includes a reminder of the next General Meeting on Saturday 8 May.