Storing drawings on tissue paper
After stashing rolls of drawings on tissue paper in a trunk for seven years I wanted to have easier access to some of them. I bought a pad of newsprint (18 x 24"), you can get it in 50 or 100 page pads, and interleaved dry Touch Drawings throughout the pad; also tried it with a pad of 80# Strathmore drawing paper on hand. This way I can save a single or a series of drawings for study, reference, color or prep for photographing. A few days in the pad flattens out the tissue pretty well.
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Comment by Kate Ziff on October 7, 2009 at 9:33am
- Glad you found it helpful Kim. You'd think it would have occurred to me sooner than 7 years of TD!
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Comment by Kim Howell on October 6, 2009 at 10:46pm - I like this idea. I have just started with touch drawing and was wondering how to store my drawings while keeping them available to look at.
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Comment by Deborah Koff-Chapin on August 30, 2009 at 1:40pm - Great idea! If your drawings on tissue paper are wrinkled you can also iron this paper with a warm iron and completley smooth out the wrinkles.
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