I Tried a Sketchbook With Paper Made of Stone
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2022
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Thanks Scott I'll check it out!
Ooo time to check it out!
You should’ve made a drawing of
Minecraft stone block
Stone cold
The rock
Thank you.
Maybe you could add a layer of white acrylic to get some texture so the gouache will stick? Or a texture spray:)
Ooh I hope he tries it! That's a really good idea
They make watercolor ground too
Good idea! Maybe instead of using a brush to spread acrylic, use a sponge to add some subtle texture to the page? Might make it a bit plastic-y though, so texture spray might be a better option :)
Oh!! I think Gesso would be a really good option, too!
@@TheYoshi3579 good point, I honestly forgot about gesso, haha!
People now: *Save the trees!*
People in 2075: *Save the stones!*
“Save the stones so we can save the trees!”
Realistically this probably wouldn’t happen. There are three main types of rocks: sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic. As long as this earth is here there will always be rocks, and new ones are made / pushed up to the surface and are traveling every day. ;)
Lols
Bro just created a loophole in rock paper scissors
@@skeletonvex Do rocks grow on trees?! You can grow more trees, you cant grow rocks! AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH
Lemme make it easier for y'all to understand
pov: rock had finally found a way to defeat paper by turning paper into one of their kind.
Now scissors can't cut the paper.
Nah bro that’s just England’s colonization if they were rocks 💀
The rock has evolved!
@@jackfelldown1that just hurts.
@@jackfelldown1they're unstoppable
"Rock paper scissors will never be the same again"
So…rock/paper will literally be battling their own selves?
@@belynda1224 Scissors can't cut it, and paper and rock will obviously end in a tie. It's basically invincible.
The stone powder used to make the paper is bound with high-density polyethylene (HDPE), the same plastic used to make milk cartons. So even though trees aren't used, it's not as eco-friendly as it sounds.
Interesting. Good to know.
yeah and its sad because they are going to throw it around like its great for earth since we are saving trees...while throwing more plastic into the world.
I'd also like to add that trees can be re-grown stone can't
the HDPE resin in stone paper makes up around 20% of the weight, it is not toxic and can be recycled. The paper itself should break down in about one year of high UV radiation and should even be safe to be burned. It is comparably eco-friendlier than normal paper, because it does not need bleach, water and less energy to be produced.
@@mousethehuman7179 research into that isnt very sure/or clear what happens to the HDPE part of the paper one the stone component breaks down. its plastic after all... so yes the stone part IS UV sensitive after 18 months of continuous sun it will break down...leaving plastic in the ground... and that is only if everyone on earth puts their stone paper in the sun. part of the huge micro plastic issue is that they are found everywhere on earth now, even places humans barely visit... and they especially are harmful in our oceans, so maybe we cannot see what is left over after the stone paper component breaks down, but its looking like there is still micro plastics left around... which doesnt eliminate the issue at all...
i love the stone puns! I’ve had stone made notebooks before, but never used it as a sketchbook.
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Woah, how?
They were stone cold
How heavy is the stone notebook?
@@illestvillain1971 you must be stoned to say such things
Paper uses forests that are planted for the purpose of being turned into paper, so it is sustainable.
The unsustainable parts are the transport, pulping and bleaching.
Stone paper has a similar problem since it uses plastic binders to hold the stone particles together and give the paper its flexibility.
Wait until he finds out where stone comes from!
Hint: Quarries which require deforestation in the area.
Oh no!
where
well I'll be damned.
He should start a “stone series”. Just drawings that are filled with things that have something to do with “stone”
What about... the Rock?
@@green_yeti7776 Yes, Rock needs to be there
Thanos says hello
Chris Rock!
Sharon Stone!
Christian Slate-r!
Sam Rockwell!
Norman Rockwell!
Jenny Slate!
Tony s-Hale!
Pebbles!
Jenna Marble-s!
The Rockefellers!
Stone Temple Pilots!
The Flintstones-John Goodman, Rick
Moranis, Elizabeth Perkins, Rosie
O'Donnell, and Halle Berry for a bonus
Sharon Stone!
Blossom Rock (Addams Family
granny)!
The Thing (fantastic 4)!
Rock Biter (Neverending Story)!
Elvis (King of Rock?)!
Korg (Thor movies)!
The rock and rocky should be there
"It's waterproof!"
"For some reason, watercolors didn't stick..."
It's just shitted out content that has no major purpose but for a ad plug
He didn't say that
@@clon1122 the dude makes great quality content and puts a lot of effort in
@@clon1122 okay so first he has to spend a long tong time making this art and then go back through the the recording and select the little amount of footage he wants then do a voiceover then review it before he post it. It definitely takes over hours yet alone 10 minutes but hey he still does it faster than you doing your second grade homework🤷.
@@clon1122 Ah yes, of course. Taking hours to do different drawings with colored pencil, ballpoint pen, pencil, and
gouache to test the material is "shitted out content" that "took 10 mins".
Just because you saw less than a minute of content doesn't mean that there wasn't any work put into it.
He made a decently thorough review of how different art materials act with the paper and even did a small durability test. He even gave his honest opinions about what he liked and didn't like.
He even said in the pinned comment that he is not sponsored and that this is not an ad.
As an artist who uses mostly watercolour, as soon as you said "stone paper" my immediate thought was that watercolour would be useless on this lmao
As someone with texture issues that can't use common sketchbooks due to the texture, this sounds heavenly.
Obviously the next thing you put in that sketchbook has to be Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson
Love the idea. That's all I need to say. Oh wait I have 2 more words to tell ya. *Inhale* DEEZ NU-
(Srry I just had to)
Dwayne "the stone" Johnson
@@victorbadillo7971 Lol
"The boulder is conflcited"
hooty pfp?!
it may be "saving trees" but unlike trees, stone isnt a renewable resource. it sounds even less environmentally friendly than normal notebooks. plus, even though its a bit of a process, some people can even recycle old paper to make more again. ive seen a few make cute, d.i.y. books here and there online, but i doubt you could do the same with stone.
Yeah thank you - I don’t know why they’re doing this. It’s annoying that this comment is so far down.
You have a point! You can't just make a stone!
Also, paper usually isn't made with trees (hay and shit witth celulose) and is recycled up to 7 times
But he said the stone was recycled
@@spoah1466 that still doesn't make it good. Stones take millions of years to form and depending on difference it can have different property. Also what stone? Gems are also stones but I never heard them to be recycled
A little tip for guache if it won’t stick
A starting layer of gesso will do wonders
IK I’m extremely late, but this is the first ad I’ve seen that actually points out the flaws.
"It's actually quite easy to regrow an acre of stone."
Said no one, ever.
Yeah... we can regrow infinite tress, but we can't just un paper the stone and put it back when we're done =/
Yeah, but we have a lot of stone
Like, almost the entire surface of the earth (under the dirt/sand etc) is made of stone
@@Esper_Compleat but tree still a better option because it's renewal. Although earth has a lot of stone but it's still a finite amount.
Edit: we just recycle used paper. Used less rocks and trees
@@Esper_Compleat it's a lot but not infinite. Different from tree where you can grew them endlessly it's just took sometimes.
The problem is we are using way more trees then we are replacing them, making both a finite resource
The Fact that the Rock teamed up with Paper just so that they can beat scissors is just amazing...
Why does this comment have so less likes?
Top 10 comment all time
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@@Levi-lr4vi i agree
I both love your mind and hate how obvious that was
clear gesso is probably the best for this
Those were some rock solid puns :)
Man those puns really rocked 🗿
i see what you did there
I too saw what you did there.
And I approve.
I was eating fruity pebbles when watching this
I am stoned 🗿
wdym by puns?
"trees are saved!"
Several years later: "save the stones!"
Sad but true
Coming from Finnish Paper and pulp industry employee, buy and use all the paper u want. We will keep planting more trees than we grow and all the paper u recycle will be reused.
Buying one of these is very bad for the environment in comparison
@@nonniperkl6273 yep, most if not all of the legal wood used for paper these days comes from tree farms, where each tree cut is replaced, stones on the other hand...
@@danielm.595 yeah, that’s irreplaceable
It's green washing basically. Trees can be replanted. Quarries permanently damage the land, leaving behind acres and acres of unusable land. Even the processing generates dust that ruins the topsoil.
as a person who LOVES thick but smooth sketchbooks this would be perfect for me!
I love stone paper - even watercolor works after some try and error and is giving very cool effects ❤
I have a feeling that the energy required to turn stone into paper would end up being worse than any damage done to make paper.
I was going to say this. Everything has an environmental impact, you cant just assume that replacing one thing with another is good
This is one of those feel good products. I completely agree with you. Sustainable paper is absolutely a thing.
@@icedfirion not so much. If you want super smooth, durable, waterproof paper, this product is fantastic! Not as sustainable as regular paper, though
@@deathbird1202 but wouldn't other options be better?
@@deathbird1202 yes, I think there are reasons this product exists, but they definitely shouldn't include sustainability as this video suggests...
“No trees were used” sounds like a great marketing line But it’s important to know it’s just that. this paper Is made using ground stone and plastics both things that are non biodegradable and non renewable Making it detrimental to the environment. Where as normal paper is Biodegradable made using trees That are renewable And are able to off set The CO2 created when making it.
Its a sketchbook. You're not supposed to throw it away, durability is a plus
@@SirRichard94 ah yes.
Let's make things worse for the eviroment for no reason and then claim thats a good thing
@@gyroscope915 archival is a desirable trait some times, believe it or not. this is not the same as a single use plastic. a single water or soda bottle is worse than this. have you bought milk or. juice or anything bottled recently?
@@SirRichard94 and we can't archive normal paper?
Oh wait.
We can and we do all time.
@@gyroscope915 you didn't answer me, have you used a plastic bottle? You use those for 10m this lasts you at least a week and you will store for a lifetime.
archiving paper is a pain, specially for art because of its acidity. this is not going to a landfill, its not the same as singlr use plastics.
It's so cool that they even imprinted your name on the cover!
The best pick for stone paper scissors
"now we gonna cut these trees down in these areas and start mining to make stone papers and save trees"
@@dianaoquinn2616 if multiple ways of making paper exist, things will get extinguished ever so slowly that we'll have a better chance of , well the world not ending. Also stones are still better than trees since deforestation is an issue now and it has a major impact.
although the notebooks are so expensive that they don't make sense as a normal purchase. They're not feasible for students, who buy the most notebooks.
Mining isn’t going to disappear any time soon especially with the resource requirements of sustainable technologies this use stone byproduct from existing quarries.
The real issue is the HDPE used to bind the calcium carbonate together and what happens to it when the the rest degrades.
It also degrades under light after a year and a half but if it is buried or something then it’s not exposed and will take much longer.
I mean, any industrial activity we do results to some form of destruction to the environment, no matter how much we attempt to reduce it. You could be recycling and using renewable products as much as possible, but they are delivered by fuel trucks, produced by fuel factories, etc.
Only real way to "save" the environment is to literally reject humanity and return to monke.
@@mayank-5225 trees are renewable stone is not. There is definitely more energy emitted in production of stone paper
I don't agree on it being eco-friendly. It's using a none renewable resource, stone to be exact. Whereas paper made from trees is renewable. Let's say I plant 2 trees, whenever I cut down 1. That is renewable. Main issue is people, companies don't replant the trees. Even if they do they don't help them grow. Thus making trees, a renewable resource, non-renewable. Still, stone is fundamentally non renewable, and trees are renewable.
P.S. I do acknowledge stone being far more abundant. But, my point isn't that. Once it's mined or harvested, you have to go somewhere else. You can't replant or farm it at one place.
Good point.
Logging companies have had to replace the trees they cut down since 1946. Most deforestation is to expand farmlands, not really logging.
While I’m not 100% convinced it’s a more eco-friendly choice overall, I will add that the stone paper is apparently made from calcium carbonate that is already sourced from construction industry waste. So it’s not technically renewable but they are not using anything from the environment that wasn’t already taken by someone else. Calcium carbonate is so abundant that I doubt we’re going to see a scarcity issue before we’re mining asteroids.
If they were mining new rock for the paper instead of using waste products I’d be more concerned, and I’m not sure how biodegradable this stone paper is… but calcium carbonate is probably also infinitely recyclable.
It takes years to grow a tree, like decades
@@kalimirchgaming8403 eucalyptus trees can grow up to 12 feet each year, eastern white pines can grow 2 feet every year. they just need to be managed so not all planted trees are cut at once and instead in sections
Just an FYI, paper is VERY sustainable, and trees are mostly grown on farms to make paper products. Find alternatives for plastic, not paper.
I have those, but with lines to write in. I write down all sorts of things!
"hey, could you tear me a page from your notebook?"
"No sorry, my paper doesn't tear since it's made of stone"
"W h a t"
Lol
Only one comment.
Are you kidding me
3 actually now
@@anabanana4110 yeah
You can cut it, I saw another video of it and it's cuttable
TEAR-RESISTANT???
WATERPROOF???
*I NEED IT-* 🤯
I mean… thanks for showing us this incredible sketchbook with stony rocky masterpieces made by you!
Ikr
This stuff is amazing, it's not even that expensive. We used it take notes when land surveying, it be pouring rain and we could still write on it.
@@xXStevenHerbavoreXx that’s also where I know stone paper from. Field work notepads
Thats because its made of calcium carbonate and plastic.
It’s really cool for water colour if you wanna make skys as it blends in with each other
This man’s voice is keeping me on my toes with the light sped-up-ness of it
“Good for the environment “ no it’s not. That’s literally what they said about plastic being better for the environment because it saves trees. Trees can be farmed and regrow. Stones can’t. Plastic can’t.
Not to mention it taking probably a ludicrous amount of energy to turn stone into paper?
Edit: Yeah, it's made of calcium carbonate bonded with polyurethane resin, so it's basically a plastic notepad.
@@ScrapMek Seriously, resin?🤦🏼♀️ Great.
Mining’s a bigger environmental concern than logging I’m pretty sure for a lot more reasons
I love how shifting from a reusable replantable medium to one that's finite is considered "good for the environment". Lmao
I mean technically if we have enough time we could eventually make more oil.
Just gotta wait a few million years
Fun fact the paper industry has specific forests that they use and maintain to make paper!
that mick jagger looks so good
Those stone puns were really rocking it 💀
Please for the love of all that’s holy, I need to know that you add “Dwane the Rock Johnson” in there 😭
I concur.
Why didnt i think of this
If he does then he will be called Dwayne the Stone Johnson
🪨
@@ItBeGiR its about power
I love how he shows what isn’t as good as well. He doesn’t just show how good it is by ignoring the downsides
You can tell when there’s a difference in the paper’s texture, and the smoothness of the stone paper really shows.
Did you know that most paper companies plant more tree than they cut down? Paper companies plant many millions of tree every year to sustain their product, although I can’t speak for every company. The biggest contributor to deforestation is farm land and sprawl
The problem is what kinds of trees are they planting (and what good does it do to the world) + gas emissions.
But yeah, farming is (perhaps always) worse when compared to whatever else.
@@gabepe3972 thanks for the insight!
@@gabepe3972 That's the thing, growing trees capture carbon while old trees don't. By using and replanting trees, static carbon stores are being repurposed to replace single use plastics, create lumber, and other things beneficial to humanity, all while making room for new carbon stores that are actively sequestering emissions from the atmosphere.
There are certainly issues with the potential for habitat destruction caused by aggressive logging, but sustainable tree farming *is* possible, and even better for the environment than not tree farming at all.
"Hey Can I borrow a piece of paper?"
"Crap"
I bought one and someone tried "giving my art a bath" My school bully tried to wet it. 😂😂😂😂😂
It can be torn from the book from the spirals so you can remove it
@@Joy.112 there’s no spirals tho 💀
@@Bee_Buzz_ this is a different version but this one can also be cut
@@Joy.112 oh okay 👍
Just wait till they figure out that rocks are alive💀
I like writing and drawing so my mom got me a journal for Christmas because of the cool design and it was actually stone paper!
"Helping the environment"
This sounds like it would require a lot more energy (and therefore fossil fuel) to profuce.
I'm not gonna say anything about the long term effects of stone paper (how it degrades, recyclability, etc.), because I don't really know.
But I do know that for production alone, it uses less energy, produces less emissions, and less wasted compared to both paper made from new pulp and paper made from recycled pulp (from a paper on stone paper by L. Indriati, M. A. Nugraha, and Y. S. Perng). The website where this particular stone paper also has a chart about this when you view a product.
I should also say that stone paper can be comparatively better that traditional paper in terms of environmental impact, but I don't know to what degree. That is just from what I've read and know.
@@xeyn3146 Recyclable means nothing if there are no facilities to do the actual recycling, which there aren't.
The process to turn limestone aggregate into paper may well be more eco friendly than wood pulp paper. But those processes don't exist in a vacuum, the limestone aggregate or wood don't magically appear. Limestone has to be quarried or mined from the earth which can in no way be considered an eco friendly industry. Wood is grown and if done sustainably, can capture far more carbon than it creates.
@@pyranna2003 not sure why you are taking about recyclability and its facilities, since all I was talking about was the emissions and waste of stone vs recycled pulp. I wasn't talking about recycling stone paper.
As per the results, argue it with the people who wrote the paper. I left their names in so that people can find the paper easier. Not sure if they included the mining and extraction processes in their reaearch.
Also for your argument, do you have any numbers and sources to back it up? Not trying to be hostile, but if you can provide more insight then that would be appreciated.
It is bull shit. Mixed with plastic. FACT
Why the absorbing issues for pain and other stuff…
@@xeyn3146 I'm talking about recycling because one of the selling points in their marketing is that the paper is recyclable which isn't strictly true and if they're being misleading about it being recyclable, none of their other claims can be trusted. eg "It's just waste limestone and a binder". Why not name the binder? Because binder is PR speak for plastic.
It's comparable to the "vegan leather" industry. With their think of the cows false eco-friendly bs, when vegan leather is literally just plastic and marketing.
Please keep the sketchbook and the puns going!! That way you’ll never hit ROCK bottom 😋 (That was a tear-ible pun, i apologize 😆)
Lol! Don’t apologize. I giggled at this. Keep it going with the puns!😌
You're comment made me think of Dwayne The Rock Johnson.
Don't apologize, you ROCK
This comment and reply section is so wholesome :) makes me feel safe!
Have a nice day for making my day nice :D
@@blite1361 Awh, this reply is so wholesome. Happy to know we all made u happy.
STONE HENGE IS SO PRETTY THO LIKE- AND THE CROWS THERE IT'S LIKE, IF IT WASN'T SO POPULAR IT'D BE PURE MAGIC
That looks really cool and I'd love to try it, but I'm extremely skeptical that the process of making paper out of stone is somehow more eco-friendly than farmed trees being turned into pulp.
3025: *_There is a shortage of stone now.._*
Dear god people actually believe we’re using the worlds stone supply
@@aerodynamicaviation2659 ikr
There is more stone than there is air, trees, water, dirt, sand, and every single form of fossil fuels put together
@@thesatelliteslickers907 fucking exactly, literally the crust of the earth has years and years of stone and other minerals
We haven't even gotten past the crust, people saying stone isn't renewable....that may be true but unlike trees we won't be using up the world's supply of stone anytime soon
@@thesatelliteslickers907 Woooosh
“No trees were cut down making this! Wow!”
“Yeah but like, we don’t have infinite stone…”
You mean we can't just plant new stone like we do trees?
@@RSpracticalshooting I can
Just grow more stone, duh
Just make a cobblestone generator bruh it's easy
@@dragonfell5078 that’s what I’m saying man these people are noobs smh
stone paper notebooks are super common on building sites here in Australia (no idea about the rest of the world)! the tear resistance and waterproof paper makes them great for getting tossed in the footwell of a car and generally withstanding the battering they get on site.
Its so cool that Scott's name is written on the book
Me patiently waiting for him to draw the Rock:👁️ 👄 👁️
I live next to a mine, and this is actually probably worse for the environment. As mines expand, they often need to cut down trees. An entire forest has been taken down in the last year at my local mine. And stone basically isn’t renewable. Trees can be replanted, but once you dig up stone, it’s not gonna be replaced for like... thousands of years. There are pros and cons to both paper options, but at the end of the day, the stone probably isn’t better for the environment.
Lol, OP seemed to forget that you can grow trees.
Tree is not infinite, it needs carbon which is far less abundant than stones
"Stone paper" is actually 20% plastic
@@diegoaguilar6602 cellulose is a polymer, so paper paper is 100% plastics, just so happened to be biodegradable. If anything paper should not be biodegradable as it will immortalize writings
@@nedisawegoyogya Well, at the moment we have the notable problem of "way too much carbon" in the air, so I would count that as a pro rather than a con...
And by the time we might actually have CO2 under control, I'd wager there will be VERY little paper use anymore, anyway, considering how everything's been heading these last 30 years.
This changes my perspective about Rock Paper Scissors
I have a note book with similar material, its worth giving it a shot to do some pencil coloring on it. It would be super interesting to see how wax based and oil based pencils will behave on stone paper.
Everybody gangsta till they realise the effects of mining are on the same level as deforestation
Yeah
@@nirvana0136 Not to mention the big gas guzzlers used in these mining operations
yup
No they’re not lol u pulled that from your ass. Also the stone used is leftover materials from mining plants that would’ve otherwise gone to waste.
If not worse, mining isn't sustainable, whereas forests can be replanted...
I love find out about products like this through you.
The algorithm brought me here -- watched all the trailer videos, got goosebumps, cried.. guess I'll have to subscribe (already am)(really appreciate the effort you guys put into these videos, they're very satisfying to watch)(looking forward to seeing more from you)(this is coming from a person who hardly ever comments on anything)
Your advice is rock solid! Thank you for being such an incredible inspiration to all of our art journeys.
“I struggled a bit” cut to most beautiful artwork I’ve ever seen
This man really knows how to fully utilise a sketch book unlike me…
Etched Stone Paper uses HDPE as its binder. In other words, plastic. It's more eco-friendly than other plastics, but that doesn't make it ACTUALLY eco-friendly. It's like saying "well I only burned down half the forest, not the whole thing"
First
Your drawings are really good
And i love your watercolour art it is so nice and satisfying to watch
Meanwhile in rock paper scissors: "you became the very thing you were meant to destroy"
A layer of clear gesso would more than likely help you if you want to use it for water-based materials.
we all need this, common guys lets all pitch in
"This paper made of rock is waterproof"
"Oh no watercolor dont work, how is that possible"
Yeahhh. Like not sure what the point of using anything waterbased was. 😅
@@daddy4967 👋🙄
Not only that. The only water media this paper can only be used for acrylics or oils which ruin its purpose.
Magic! *snort*
I'm so unobservant 😂😂😂😂😂❤️
The fact that he didnt draw a stonehead throughout the entire thing is a crime
This is what ski resorts use for their winter season trail maps. It's super neat
This made me smile.
Him: "it's water proof "
Also him: *proceeds to try on water paint*
"hey can I get a piece of paper"
"...no"
I love how they put your name on the front!
OH DAMN this might be the material i've looking for all my life! i've always wanted something for my pencil drawings that mirrors the matt finish formica table top of my childhood desk.
I'm impressed it makes me sleep at night know that we have all these alternatives for the things we love
I'd be scared of getting a paper cut from that thing-
This is just the Perfect video of showing how stone paper works, what stuff do work good on it and what don’t, that it’s water resistant and idk how the metal electric thing is called but it looks like it can even damage wood and it did not danige this paper. Also I saw on a other video that you can cut it with a scissors easy. Your video is clear and just good. keep it up! you are doing great.
this type of paper would be very useful to different artists!:) i love that you pointed at both its pros and cons
I really like how the notebook has your name on it! it adds such a nice, personalised and unique feel!
Writing on stone paper with a ballpoint pen gotta be one of the most satisfying feelings. Just glides so smoothly
i like how they putted scotts name in the book
I love how interactive he is with the comments even though he has close to 2M subscribers
Time to draw the Rocky Horror Picture Show
Now I want to know what beats what in stone-paper-scissors
These arts are amazing
You should make every single art piece in that sketchbook something related to stone. I’m curious to see if you’ll be able to think of that many stone-related things.
Edict: I just checked the description and I noticed that this video was posted over 11 months ago so you’ve probably have already started filling it with non-stone related pieces.
Those inserted stone puns are rock solid!
Super early! I love the sound of this sketchbook, I like how environmentally friendly it is
Not very environmentally friendly actually.
Wood is renewable and stone isn’t. Even if it is it’s definitely not as renewable as wood. The concept is still cool though, and it’s awesome the way the stone paper works.
@@justice576 how so?
@@that_emo_girl stone paper requires about 20% plastic to hold together and be foldable. It is unclear what happens to this plastic when the paper breaks down in sunlight. If I had to guess I would say that it introduces micro plastics to the area it breaks down in. Additionally, trees cut down for paper are generally not endangered species and are often specifically grown and maintained for the purpose of making paper. By buying a tree paper alternative, market demand for tree paper is reduced so land owners would be more inclined to switch to a more profitable business and cease to replant and maintain their trees. The trees that are being cut down and often burnt away in the Amazon rainforest are being removed to create room for cattle farming as demand for beef continues to increase.
Stone paper does also offer environmentally friendly aspects though. It utilizes waste products from other industries and it is more durable than regular paper so long as it is not left in direct sunlight for an extended period of time. It is also more easily recycled than regular paper, provided the recycling facility realizes that it is stone paper and not tree paper
Source: the first 3 articles that popped up when I searched “is stone paper environmentally friendly” plus previous knowledge about supply and demand and why the Amazon is being cut down
@@justice576 It said in the video it is. Also, it means less trees are being cut down which means more oxygen. That really helps the environment.
I’ve seen it they make it look so good on their videos so so so glad ur testing them out non biased, ur my fav artist
you could use gesso it makes the paper a bit rough so you could have a bit texture
I LOVE THE FIRST PICTURE OMG!! I love the rolling stones 👌🤌 and classic rock in general!
Wow , Sly Stone is my great uncle ! His brother, lead guitarist Freddie Stone is my grandpa ! I’d love to show my family this 🤎 I’m an artist so I’ve been watching your stuff, so glad I stumbled upon this
damn, i wish more people saw this!
Stone paper that's like the ultimate fusion
It’s awesome how you can build it up like that even though it wasn’t made for gouache.
Scott you're the man for putting Sly Stone in there 🙏