Jenny I use a variant of the last option you mentionned for storing prickings, diagrams and such. But I sort them out by structural type rather than trying to keep a libtrary like system (what you descirbed seemed to have such elements). So: torchon, Beds, Cluny, Russian tape, Cantu, etc. The really large ones are stored in artist's portfolios. Back in the 80s one could buy large cardboard folders at art supply stores for keeping artwork flat and safe. They came as large as 24 x 30 inches. They have cloth tabs that fold over to keep dust out of the inside, and little tapes to tie the front to the back so all the papers won't slither out. I've noticed that a lot of art supplies that used to be easily available just don't exist any more. I suppose the age of computer art has destroyed all the felt markers, colored plastic sticky film. But there are still people who use actual paints, aren't there? And they still need to store their artwork flat. I then store this portfolio flat on a shelf in my pillow keeper cupboard. Lorelei
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