You ask, How are these Jarts completed?
Take a look below.
The Medium - Color-Aid
The most important ingrediant to every Jart is the Color-Aid Paper. Color-Aid paper is a premium paper that is used in many high level art and design classes. It is rarely seen as a medium for collage work, due to it's high cost and paintstakingly time consuming nature to cut.
Learn more about Color-Aid www.ColorAid.com
Tools - Sharp and Sticky
1. The Slice - Most every piece of paper is carefully measured and cut with an X-acto knife and or scissors. The blades must remain at peak sharpness to get a clean cut.
Xacto Knife kit
2. The Stick - An extra strong holding glue stick is applied to ensure the paper is there to stay.
UHU Glue
Baltimore Time Lapse
215 frames, 57 hours.
My first attempt at a time lapse showing around 250 frames of 58 hours of work. All of this is done with paper cut with an Xacto knife.
Chicago Time Lapse
78 frames, 39 hours.
78 frames documenting 45 hours of work
Denver Time Lapse
243 frames, 42 hours.
Denver gets some flair