amy genser

i am loving the paper work of amy genser. it's true that as the years go by i feel more and more connected to paper and i'm never going to be uninterested in works based on water but these genuinely raise the bar. totally worth a bit of time browsing her portfolio

paper marbling

paper marbling and everything you need to know in order to do it here from the lovely eden workshops

japanese paper

why japaenese paper? why not! ansd here's how it's made...

paper marbling

handy downloadable guide to paper marbling

marit roland

because i just wouldn't be loving this whatsoever

ilhwa kim

some paper, some dye and a lot of time. i'd love to see these works by ilhwa kim in the flesh

peter gentenaar

but for really big pieces of paper you'd be hard pushed to top peter gentenaar (do not be making any excuses about not having enough time to follow that link!)

su blackwell

as if to remind me just how much patience i don't have. see more here

pablo lehmann

just an amzing array of things here

rogan brown

so you do what? take a really sharp knife, a big chunk of paper and an inordinate amount of time...!?
these images from rogan brown are amazing! check out more here