With the complete history of paper now out of the way I can continue with my complete beginners guide to paper-craft, after all, you’re not here for a history lesson are you? Chances are, you’re here because you want to start making paper models for your own enjoyment or you are looking to embark on the first steps in creating wearable armour, helmets, masks etc… that you can display, wear to conventions, fancy dress parties or even sell. Please use this form to send feedback and questions.Paper is a wonderfully versatile material with a long history that can be traced to AD 105, when a Chinese Emperors official attached to the imperial court, Ts’ai Lun created a sheet of paper using hemp waste, mulberry and other materials. Photos and images are sourced separately and are for illustrative purposes only. Those errors are ours, and not the source’s.

Contents posted here are mostly summaries of publicly posted news stories from Japanese media organizations. Source: Fukuoka Asian Art MuseumĬatch all of our Kyushu & Fukuoka local news reports on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebookĭisclaimer: Fukuoka Now posts summaries of Kyushu area related news for the benefit of those who cannot read Japanese. Descriptions of the collection and book recommendations are also provided on social media. Downloadable files are available between Apr.

The contents cover six different categories, including free paper materials such as coloring sheets and a Japanese-card game ‘karuta’ kit. The Fukuoka Asian Art Museum has launched a fun project named ‘Ouchi De Ajibi (#おうちであじび).’ Translated as ‘Asian Museum at Home.’ The project consists of a series of postings on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

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