Persian manuscript materials
This is a very interesting new website about miniature painting materials:
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MATERIALS
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Materials in the u.s.?
Does anyone have suggestions on where to buy miniature painting materials in the U.S.?
Wasli paper? Paints? the angled detailing brushes? materials for burnishing?
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Parchment substitutes
Hilarie Cornwell told me about pergamenata, a cellulose-based parchment substitute. I love it...tough like real animal skin parchment, but not greasy. It comes very smooth and I usually rub it with a gum eraser before drawing. It does like to curl up once painted, though. I once finished a piece late at night, went to bed, and woke up to find it had disappeared. Turns out it had rolled up overnight and rolled right off the desk.
It looks like a lot of people here work on paper, which is exciting to learn!
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Kathlyn Powell
21 de abr.
Pergamenata can be found in the US at John Neal, Booksellers and Paperinkarts, and Elephant Hide can be found at Talas:
https://www.johnnealbooks.com/category/s?keyword=pergamenata
https://www.paperinkarts.com/hvyper-ant.html
https://www.talasonline.com/Elephant-Hide-Paper?quantity=1&number=821
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For paints: I am a big fan of Bristle and Brush, and she is working on putting out the Miniature palette (with traditional colors used in Persian and Mughal miniatures) again sometime soon....