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What Jane says

I love the delicacy of the paper and the way it handles watercolour, Layercake, acrylic and pens. It’s the only paper I have in my collection that doesn’t love coloured pencils and that is why I call it ‘Undulation’… it prefers art supplies that can undulate across its surface.

What you might like to know

Ripe rice paper is a wonderful choice for journals due to its unique texture and eco-friendly properties. This paper is made from the inner bark of the mulberry tree, which is sustainably harvested, making it a renewable resource. The process of creating rice paper involves soaking the fibers, beating them into a pulp, and then carefully drying the thin sheets, resulting in a delicate yet strong surface.

Ripe rice paper is known for its smooth finish, making it perfect for various mediums, including ink, watercolors, and pencils. It’s often favored by calligraphers and artists for its ability to absorb ink without bleeding, while maintaining a lightweight and almost translucent quality. Additionally, rice paper has been used for centuries in traditional Asian art and craft, from painting to bookbinding, due to its versatility and durability. Your journal made with this high-quality material is not just beautiful but also honors a long tradition of craftsmanship!

Undulation paper works fabulously with

• LayerCake Paint,
• pens,
• markers,
• inks
• watercolour
• crayons