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The article discusses the 4th Creative Paper Conference sponsored by the periodical "Novum" that was held in Munich, Germany on October 25, 2012.

An interview with the designer and artist Eiko Ojala is presented. Particular focus is given to his work in illustration in Estonia. Additional topics discussed include how he and his work are inspired by nature, his use of narrative elements with his editorial clients and his use of paper as an art material.

The article presents information on several design projects dealing with paper including a project describing the 125th anniversary of the paper manufacturer Giuseppe Antonio Fedrigoni, cover design by the Greek design firm Beetroot Design Group, and the printing company Exaprint. Other topics mentioned in this article include paper design, paper art, and printing techniques.

The article analyzes the design and production of high-end handmade paper as well as mould-made paper by the German company Papierfabrik Zerkall. Several photographs are presented. Other topics mentioned in this article include the history of paper manufacturing, the paper industry, and paper machinery.

An interview with the architect and designer Yusuke Oono is presented. Particular focus is given to his work as an Adjunct Professor at the Tokyo University of the Arts in Tokyo, Japan. Additional topics discussed include his work in exhibition design, how he sees the status of design in Japan, and his use of 3D (three dimensional) CAD (computer-aided-design) software.

The article presents a profile on the Argentinian artist Pablo Lehmann and discusses his paper art work as well as typographic design. Several photographs of art work by Lehmann are presented. Other topics mentioned in this article include the relationship between artist and writing, Lehmann's inspirations, and installation art.

The article offers information on the Paper-Magic: Creative Paper Conference 2014 to be held in Munich, Germany on October 30-31, 2014.

The article analyzes several printing techniques including silk screen printing, offset printing, and digital printing in order to determinate the best printing technique for metallic colors on natural paper. Other topics mentioned in this article include the drying time of the color, pigments, and the prices of the various techniques.

The article offers brief information on a photo camera "Leica-X2-Edition" also known as "The Paper Skin" by the German company Leica.

The article offers brief information on "Munken Works" paper by the German paper company Arctic Paper.

The article offers information on the Japanese paper cut artist Hina Aoyama, with details on her exhibition at the Musée Miniature in Lyon,France, the three dimensional poster she created for the film Cirque du Soleil, and the way she taught herself the craft.

The article offers information on the corporate design of wine manufacturer Markgraf von Baden, developed by the design agency b.lateral, with a particular focus on shiny paper.

An introduction is presented to the issue, with information on articles which focus on topics such as monochrome design, paper design, and digital design.

The article reviews the paper type Crush, marketed by the Igepa group in Germany.

The article discusses the publication "Upon Paper," a graphic design and art periodical, which is notable for its large paper size format. The editor-in-chief of the publication is Holger Homann, its art directors are Helder Suffenplan and Michael Siekera. It is biannual and appears in both German and English.

The article reviews a line of individualized wrapping paper created and sold by the German company Peppy Paper.

The article announces the fourth session of the Creative Paper Conference organized in Munich, Germany, on the 25. and 26. of October, 2012.

The article reviews the exhibition "Stilbildende Magazine von 2000 bis heute" discussing the graphic design of magazines and magazine covers as well as the social aspects and power of those magazines held at the art museum Haus der Kunst located in Munich, Germany until October 27, 2013.

Information about the "Creative Paper Conference 2008" held in Reithalle in Munich, Germany in October 2008 is presented. Topics include how paper is associated with emotion, the amazing collections of Cordula Alessandri, the work of Pentagram Studio in Berlin, filigree-finishing technique, conscientious use of paper, and communication difficulties in creative production. The conference featured Professor Rayan Abdullah, Justus Oehler, Bertram Schmidt-Friderichs, and Martina Merz.

The article explores the Indianapolis, Indiana-based art and design studio Funnel dealing with topics including its foundation in 2005 by the designer Eric Kass, how Kass' fine art background impacts his work and the studio's paper products line, titled Funnel Paper Goods.

The article presents a profile on Russian artist and illustrator Anastassia Elias and discusses her paper art and silhouettes. Several photographs of her work are presented. Other topics mentioned in this article include 18th century French art, her husband and author Jean Elias, and Elias' design and artistic philosophy.

The article presents a profile on the Portuguese graphic design firm Thisislove and discuses its founders Joana Areal and Maria Soromenho, paper design, and printing.

The article presents a profile of the German design company ItYt founded by Kiriakoula Kremantzouli and Melanie Rosenauer and discusses abstract graphic designs. Several photographs are presented. Other topics mentioned in this article include paper design and refinement, typographic design, as well as company names.

An interview is presented with Soroya Kuehne of the design company Paperlux and Caroline Pastor of the paper factory Büttenpapierfabrik Gmund. When asked about the cooperation between the companies, Kuehne refers to the quality of the paper produced by Gmund and their inspiring characteristics. Particular focus is given to the black & white graphic designs of Paperlux for the presentation of True Colors products made by the paper factory, and the customers' reaction to it.

The article discusses the Swiss design agency B&R, founded by Dimitri Reist and Noah Bonsma, which works closely with clients to create designs focusing on paper and printing technique.

The article discusses graphic designer Alberto Hernández, who creates designs for books such as "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" and prefers designing paper books rather than digital books.

The article presents a profile on Argentinian artist María Victoria Garrido and discusses her architectural models made of paper as well as her paper works. Several photographs of her works are presented. Other topics mentioned in this article include Garrido's art training, art exhibitions, and miniature buildings.

The article presents the paper art works of Peter Dahmen, a German pop-up artist, and disscusses his aesthetics, design education, and the use of paper in folding artworks. Several photographs are presented. Other topics mentioned in this article include artist's blogs, video installations published on the website youtube, and paper design.

The article discusses the technique of punching as graphic design tool and provides advice on the choice of design, paper, and machinery. Several illustrations and photographs are presented. Other topics mentioned in this article include the design of magazine and book covers, punching and printing equipment, as well as paper refinement.

The article reviews Conqueror Connoisseur cotton paper by Arjo Wiggins Creative Papers, used for the cover of the issue.

The article presents information on the reaction of paper to climate changes with special attention to its reaction to colder climate, the storage of paper, as well as the important role of supply chain management.

The article evaluates a paper color collection for fall 2013 titled "Colorplan-Sortiment Lichtblicke" designed by the German paper manufacturer Römerturm.

The article presents information on the technique of laser cutting, which was used in the design of this magazine's cover, and discusses the paper and overall graphic design used in this cover. Other topics mentioned in this article include the technique's use in finishes, the design company Clormann Design GmbH, and the paper producer Iggesund Paperboard AB.

The article presents information on a bachelor paper by German student Marina Hafner which discusses the use, quality, and design of paper.

The article discusses the influence of print directions on the quality, design, and price of printed paper. The author analyzes different methods used in the paper printing process and offers advice on the price management. Other topics mentioned in this article include paper manufacturing, printing equipment, and the German print industry.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including paper design, the use of facebook as a marketing tool in the paper industry, and the German paper factory Zerkall.

The article discusses paper made of cotton fibers, its history, and various possible uses. The author discusses the quality and weight of paper depending on its cotton percentage. Other topics mentioned in this article include the variety of paper colors dyes, cotton prices, and the import of cotton paper from the U.S.

The article discusses the paper artist Jeff Nishinaka and presents photographic images of his paper sculpture.