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Disposable paper can be used as a canvas

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 I use watercolors, inks and acrilics,  and I make some of my tools-brushes using cotton and sponges

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My technique consists of 4 steps Dye, Dry, Assemble and Retouch

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The versatility of paper allows me to manipulate it. I can tear, cut, burn, wrinkle, fold it, which increases my chances of intervening in the creation process.

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