Been messing with iridescent watercolors late at night... This is my 101 on getting that glow without turning it into a glitter mess. Materials: - Win
help: why do origami artists still use 80gsm paper when 100gsm is cheaper and supposedly better for folding?
tbh, i've been folding origami for a while now and i've always wondered why most artists still swear by 80gsm paper. i mean, i get that it's traditional and all, but isn't 100gsm supposed to be stronger and more durable? i've tried folding with both and honestly, i don't notice a huge difference rn. maybe it's just me, but i feel like 100gsm is overkill for most designs. has anyone else noticed this or am i just being a noob? lol
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