

I googled their _Wind Rises_ storyboards and noticed that many of the panels
were painted in with watercolor. Does anyone know what kind of paper the
studio used, when planning for their films?

I mainly would like to know the fiber/acidity, medium (this one might be
redundant though the paper might be multi-media?), dimensions, texture,
absorbency. Any approximate answer based on knowledge of common practices in
the industry, or specific knowledge of Ghibli's processes (aside from _The
Kingdom of Dreams and Madness_ , are there other resources to learn more about
the production details behind their films?), would be enormously helpful.

And out of curiosity, does anyone know if there are similar kinds of paper,
that one could paint over with oil? Or is it just oil painting paper?


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What kind of paper did Ghibli use for their storyboards?