2.2 NEW

Exercise 2.2  Paper manipulation gallery

Looking back on my previous work I found out there are certain manipulation techniques that I can use for my ”take 2” assignment.

Firstly , I’ve gathered paper in different forms as well as pins and a cone of yarn.

Yarn always inspire me!
sand paper
a paper bag
different gauge nails
a cereal box
  • vertical lines and scallops in the edge
  • squares on a A4 paper halfed
diamonds and waves
weaving using tissue paper 
weaving using A4 paper
crumbling using A4 paper
crumpling using a soft tissue
Curly fringing :I’ve tried to create a sort of cable using the fringing of the paper but it didn’t work out because of the nature of the paper(too stiff)
Using a hole puncher, I’ve created a pattern by folding the paper
wrapping paper being cut in an asymmetrical pattern
Hole pattern created after folding a wrapping paper
cereal box paper rolled ,crumpled and hole punched using a pin
I’ve used nails of different gauge to create holes in a rectangle shape on either side of a sand paper: Top left , fine gauge, bottom right the coarser one.
I’ve used this sanding cork block as a template under the paper
when I’ve seen it finished with the nails and I took a picture of my paper I thought it was to blunt; I’ve decided to do a bit of mark making drawing on it.
holes and a diamond design using yarn on a cereal box paper
view from back
paper bag piece using the yarn-look-a-like paper handle to feed through triangle holes
paper bag side folded and wrapped using a handle in a way it highlights the wavy tipping
wrapping paper folded and cut in a snow flake pattern glued on a side of a paper bag to create a layering effect.
different paper layering on a cereal box with pieces glued together
view from the back
layering of processed pieces glued on an A4 paper.

Going through the same exercise again and using papers of different quality and texture I can say it was a pleasant surprise to me and I really enjoyed the process. Having more materials and trying to marry them was quite challenging and exciting the same time.