What is a leporello fold?

I wasn’t going to get away with half-measures. The term leporello refers to printed material folded into an accordion-pleat style. Also sometimes known as a concertina fold, it is a method of parallel folding with the folds alternating between front and back. The name likely comes from the manservant, Leporello, in Mozart’s opera Don Giovanni.

What is Leporello's job?

Leporello, servant to Don Giovanni, serves as lookout and waits impatiently as his master daringly breaks into the house to seduce the Commandant’s daughter. He grumbles about his thankless job—no sleep, little pay, hard work (“Notte e giorno faticar”). Suddenly, Giovanni and Donna Anna rush out of the palace. They are struggling.

What is the Lepore technique?

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What can I do with a Leperello?

Stamping, laying, creating patterns. We will do all this, using a Gelli plate. You will end up with a nice stock of collage papers. At this stage, we will rip and cut paper, assemble fun images, add poems, and finish our creations with other medias. What else could I do with a Leperello? Possiblities are endless..