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18 i n s i g h t s The important thing is what comes out the back A daring team of visionaries set out to make paper out of animal droppings, initially only those of elephants. The experiment was a success, yielding a wood-free, handmade, recycled (or even upcycled), odour-free, entirely natural and unique paper and stationery made out of poo. Herbivores other than elephants can meanwhile also boast of producing more than manure. To be precise, rather than contributing to a problem, they contribute to a solution and actively support a social and environmentally conscious project. Elephants, cows, horses, elks, panda bears and donkeys have one thing in common: they eat a lot, digest a lot and leave large quantities of (fibre-rich) manure behind everywhere they go. This can be used to create a cellulose slurry, which is then processed in the traditional manner to produce unbleached, chlorine-free and chemical-free paper. An average pile of elephant droppings is enough to produce 25 large sheets of paper or 25 small notebooks, all of which goes to show that, ultimately, the only important thing is what comes out the back.
issue #3 © l i n k e d 19 Gmund beer paper – with real spent grains. An affirmation of nature: earthy, alive and authentic. Prize-winning design: for its “Materica” book of patterns, Fedrigoni won the “German Design Award 2014” in gold. Through-dyed natural paper and cardboard packaging with 15 per cent cotton and 1.8-fold volume. By Hahnemühle: Extremely smooth to the touch, this thick, fine paper made of cotton has its own distinctive glossiness. Refinements such as foil stamping and heavy deposit printing take advantage of the paper’s thickness, producing delightful results with a three-dimensional feel. If you have leafed through <strong>Linked</strong> to this point, you are now familiar with the following papers: Cover: Igepa Muskat brown, 350 gr / Inner section: Munken Kristall Rough, 120 gr, 1.4-fold volume
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