From the editor | Holly Hello lovely patrons! Today I’m sharing some writing about a rather mesmerising technique – splashed ink painting. Bokushō Shūshō | Muromachi period, early 16th century | Hanging scroll; ink on paper | Image: 31 1/2 × 13 3/8 in. (80 × 33.9 cm) | The Metropolitan Museum of Art This […]
How sweet is this Victorian Puzzle Purse, addressed to a loved one? These ‘puzzle purses’ originated in Japan, where they are called ‘Tato’, and were often used to keep small bits of thread, buttons, or other useful items. In Victorian times, they were often illustrated with little ornamental pictures.
Join Samantha Hughes for a dip into colour theory! Learn how to use colours to evoke emotion in your work, and how to select palettes using the colour wheel.
Sliceform is a technique often used by paper engineers for making sculptures out of paper. Learn how to create this pop-up technique!
Can you recall your first magical encounter with a pop-up book? When you turned the page and the picture seemed to step out of the book space and into your own world?
We have some exciting news to share. We’ve now published four full editions of Flight, and reflecting on this year that is past, have decided to make some changes to our publication.