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Iām practicing those new Magic Paper tools from Bardot Brush on @Procreate Hereās the sun tree at Whitestone from #Criticalrole Which paper you like the most: Left side(Just a little kick) or right one (vintage print)? #criticalrolefanart #suntree @critical_role #illustration #magicpaper #barsot @bardotbrush #procreate https://www.instagram.com/p/B7J0PzuD7ah/?igshid=1uq6c84jj7svo
š„ HE REGRESADO š„ Luego de meses con un bloqueo creativo terrible, mi mamĆ” me salvó al regalarme este hermoso cuaderno de hojas mĆ”gicas que me inspiró. Deslicen a la izquierda para ver cómo funciona. Si lo quieren me piden el dato. Espero que este sea un nuevo comienzo para mĆ š„ Dejen unos comentarios š . Ah y no se olviden que ACAB . . #valerianaart #ilustradora #ilustradoreschilenos #ilustradoraschilenas #magicpaper #scratchpaper #madewithlove #femaleillustrator (at Santiago, Chile) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5-JycGJmDp/?igshid=142ka4mgcqmoo
Hey look at me Iām a tortoise. Having fun playing with the @lisabardot magic paper and brushes. Definitely some magic fun! #bardotbrush #magicpaper #procreate #procreateart https://www.instagram.com/p/B5nlV8BFPwk/?igshid=1kr3uoow82sku
Bought the #magicpaper set from #bardotbrushes and thought of practicing by continuing my fruit series. #artpractice #artph #artistsoninstagram #digitalart #fruit #durian #jackfruit #illustration https://www.instagram.com/p/B5myi8hhcXf/?igshid=1ptrbeme486c1
VROOM-VROOM!! #demonbiker #watercolor #ink #magicpaper #davecrosland #kinggum https://www.instagram.com/p/BqhuARvB9jH/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1ssjdfljki6r3
RARE p.74
Collection particuliĆØre / Private collection
The Magic Paper
Almost two years ago, I started dreaming about what the cake business would become. I knew i wanted to tell a story ā the story of the recipe, the story of all the people and the steps that have shaped my path. Though the first elements were created easily ā the symbol i had been drawing for years since i was a child, the monogram of my name ā it did take me a long time of introspection and analysis to discover the cakeās identity. And, because one cannot see very well from inside the box, i relied on my friends and community to validate what i had built.
The name ā which turned out to be my husbands (and my) last name, a token of love that defines such a big part of who i am ā was also the result of a collaborative session i held with my online community. Ā I trust those who surround me ā i trust their feelings.Ā
When it came to packaging, i knew exactly what i wanted ā natural unprocessed materials, hand crafted as often as possible to which i would add a personal note ā whenever the textures, shapes and sizes allow me too. Because what i want to do is spread the magic, i like to put a little bit of soul in everything i do ā i think this is what makes the difference. Basically, my signature is on everything that I build with my own hands.
So i found cardboard boxes fluidly shaped that i could personalize, labels that i could sign on and i made ā with my own two hands ā stamps with my symbol and monogram. By the time I arrived here, I had everything ready, all I had to do was to find local solutions for packaging. Of course, I encountered problems when looking for similar boxes. Most of the shops had the same square format and that was not a suitable option for me.
Most of the box producers in Montreal work on large volumes / orders, and those that do take smaller orders are quite expensive. I finally found a local supplier that can accommodate my needs, but ultimately, my plan is to produce the boxes locally in Montreal.
Then, I needed business cards and I wanted something special that I could make myself. I searched online to see what options I had, and then I started looking for local paper stores. Luckily, Montreal does have a few specialty paper stores, but when I found āPapier Japonaisā, the feeling brought back childhood memories of my grandparentās garden each spring when we used to pick flowers ā each flower had its own color and personality and I felt as if it was telling me its story.
I bought a sheet of Japanese paper that was way older than i was. I got a few helpful tips / tricks on how to use the paper from the storeās owners ā wonderful people by the way ā and I went home and spent some time interacting with this fantastic product.Ā
I have learned to consider Japanese Paper as a reflection of human life and spirit from nature. It is very thin, translucent and delicate, yet it is durable and keeps its life for more than a thousand years. It is easy to work with, but I must choose the ink and paper carefully since most Japanese papers have a distinct personality and are quite permeable.
And so, with a personal touch, I brought my passion cards to life.