Class Preparation for Moku Hanga; a Non-Linear approach.

I'm getting ready for my upcoming Moku Hanga workshops and there's LOTS to do: 

  -Sharpen 8 sets of Powergrip tools.

  -Make another 4 floating Kentos to replace those that "vanished" after my last class. 

  -Cut proofing and Japanese paper into 5"x8" sheets.

  -Rewrite my handouts (again) in English and Italian versions.

  -Make a trip to the copy store to print a few more flyers for my next classes. 
  -Organize the contemporary and antique prints, catalogs and books I bring as reference works.

  -MAKE another simple demo print for the next class (An excuse to make a new woodblock print rather than do the other things on the list.....). 

Guess which of these tasks I'll start first thing tomorrow?