Tear-off pad with colourless tracing paper (12 sheets / 80g/m2 ), cut to size for the “Lichtbilder-Tischbühne” from MeiArt. In order to make a transparent image, a window of individual shape and size is cut into a cardboard sheet (maximum approx. W28 x H24 cm). Our tear-off block passepartout cardboard blue is suitable for this purpose. This is mainly first glued with the colourless tracing paper and then designed into a picture with coloured translucent papers (coloured tracing paper, silk, textured and fibre paper…).
The finished banner is pushed from one side between the upper and lower wooden rails of the table stage.- If several pictures are shown for a story, the new motif is slowly pushed in front of the previous one and only then pulled out from under the new one. This creates a nice blending effect as a transition.
Grammage: 80g/m2
Tear-off pad with colourless tracing paper (12 sheets / 80g/m2 ), cut to size for the “Lichtbilder-Tischbühne” from MeiArt. In order to make a transparent image, a window of individual shape and size is cut into a cardboard sheet (maximum approx. W28 x H24 cm). Our tear-off block passepartout cardboard blue is suitable for this purpose. This is mainly first glued with the colourless tracing paper and then designed into a picture with coloured translucent papers (coloured tracing paper, silk, textured and fibre paper…).
The finished banner is pushed from one side between the upper and lower wooden rails of the table stage.- If several pictures are shown for a story, the new motif is slowly pushed in front of the previous one and only then pulled out from under the new one. This creates a nice blending effect as a transition.
Grammage: 80g/m2
Veil Painting © Miyuki Kimura, used with kind permission.
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Aurifer acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
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