Suminagashi: Marbling on Paper, Japanese Arts, Surface Design.

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Here is how you can make marbled art prints on paper using Suminasgashi,
Japanese marbling techniques using water based inks on paper. Enjoy!
Materials:
12" x 18" Pacon Construction Paper: amzn.to/2RDiAxa
Suminagashi Marbling Inks Set: amzn.to/2RzCGbw
Large 1-2" deep tray: amzn.to/2JHTBG9
More info at: www.hilarylhahn.com/articles/...
Summary:
You will learn the basics of Suminagashi- Japanese paper marbling, plus see me pull a custom print.
Hilary L Hahn is the founder of TheCreatorsPath, a resource for creatives to enjoy professional development, courses and summits. As an artist and designer, she explores the intersections of art and design through her work.
Website: www.hilarylhahn.com
Instagram: @hilarylhahn
Notably, she served as the Summer Program Director at Brentwood Art Center with a BFA from University of LaVerne, along with a credential in Interior Architectural Design.

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6 дек 2017

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@Karim-so9jc Месяц назад

Great tutorial. Thank you

@hilarylhahn1089 Месяц назад

Glad it was helpful!

@forrestmorrisey 6 лет назад

I've pulled really good prints on French Paper using the same kit

@hilarylhahn1089 6 лет назад

Thanks, I would love to try that paper, do you have a brand you like?

@hilarylhahn1089 4 года назад

Would love to see them! If you share them you can tag me @arthousebh on Instagram

@suzannemoffatt5099 4 года назад

This is a great tutorial. I have ordered the same kit and have a workshop for 15. Do we have to use the dots? I would rather avoid ordering 15 kits just for the dots. Does the ink sit on the water by itself. I currently use scola marbing ink, but the colours appear faded. Thank you

@hilarylhahn1089 4 года назад

Hi Suzanne! Best of luck with your workshops! I reuse the dots. They are helpful and allow the ink to float rather than sink, which can happen.

@chelseaponciano452 4 года назад

Is it okay to use a normal bond paper?

@hilarylhahn1089 3 года назад

Hi Chelsea, I have Neve tried it with bond paper. I would think that the surface treatment of the paper might effect the print- but if I did use bond- I would go for the 90 lb. Have you tried it yet?

@trajhen 4 года назад

SO IS WATERCOLOR PAPER TOO HEAVY?

@hilaryhahn6287 4 года назад

Hi Tracy! I just saw this...I only recommend watercolor paper with a smooth finish. Also it can be a bit too heavy in my opinion. I recommend something like this amzn.to/37Ieiwj in the 65 lb-80 lb. range

@juliereis146 5 лет назад

This was so frustrating to watch.

@hilarylhahn1089 5 лет назад

Thanks for the feedback. What did you find frustrating?

@juliereis146 5 лет назад

Hilary L Hahn that there was no soapy water applied between the color. I understand that it is art and everyone has their own way of making it and interpreting it and that is ok. As far as the piece it’s self it is very nice. It’s just the satisfaction of watching the soap move the color that is missing for me and that makes it frustrating to watch.

@hilarylhahn1089 4 года назад

@@juliereis146 Hi Julie! Just saw this, I use soapy water sometimes, but what I found was that the soap can create larger gaps between colors and that was something I wanted to avoid in the video. It's fun to experiment and explore!