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WEEK 39 – Senatobia WM, Pre-Remodel (II)
Back to the back of the store with a look in the paper and cleaning department. It's interesting to see specific signage for this department, since usually it's combined with the grocery section in supercenters. This helps speak to the fact that this store is on the slightly smaller side as far as supercenters go.
(c) 2016 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
I constructed a paper tunnel as a means for playing with light. The cut out / pin-pricked holes in the sides allow the light in and it fit onto my camera lens, so I filmed this as I walked and recorded the natural movements of light in a created space.
Origami Bird - Diagram
Model Design: Anh Dao
Tutorial Diagram Video: youtu.be/k3Vnw5toR3Q
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Paper size: 20cm x 20cm
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On the All Things Paper blog: Meet Roman paper artist Anna Maria Scocozza who spins and weaves poetic garments and accessories using paper that would otherwise be discarded: www.allthingspaper.net/2023/04/recycled-paper-art.html
Old note paper background texture
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simple pattern I found when I played with small square... intermediate stages are quite interesting too
from hexagon of painted copy paper
Shredded cotton scrap awaits the paper pulping process to eventually be turned into fine linen paper. Unfortunately, the factory shut down before this cotton could be used. Holyoke's longest running Paper Company, The Parsons Paper factory, was in operation from 1853 to 2005.
National Vulcanized Fiber Co., of Yorklyn, Delaware bought the 313,000-square-foot factory in 1959. National Vulcanized closed the Parson's facxtory in April 2005 and filed for bankruptcy. A 2008 fire caused extensive damage to the complex, which officials said had been vacant for two or three years.
When I photographed this building in January of 2012 the factory was largely destroyed by the fire, but a few hidden sections remained, including this belt-driven generator. The paper factory was originally powered by a series of leather belts that were driven by underground turbines powered by a series of canals at different elevations. Holyoke is Masachusetts' oldest and largest "green" city with three levels of canals lined with hydraulic turbines that powered dozens of textile and paper factories.
In 2016 the site was all-but-levele for a new type of "green energy." Aegis Energy Services redeveloped the factory and placed solar panels on its site to generate up to 4 megawatts of clean energy.
45 cm square of MC Marble Momi
From diagram in Origami USA Convention Book 2013.
CP at www.flickr.com/photos/63347986@N02/8219287265.
I like that this design has a funnel (visible in the shot taken from the side).
This time we test a paper from Italy. It is named after a painter for painters, but is it good for origami, too?
Read all about it in The Fold:
OUSA site - www.origami-usa.org/thefold
or in www.happyfolding.com/
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No celebrations without decorations!
The balloons, paper fun for different purposes, lights.
Paper-fan.
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party, celebration, anniversary, paper, fan, umbrella, lights, colour, props, square, studio, black-background, Nikon D7200, "magda indigo"
A transparent paper is great for tessellation, but about all other origami types? Read all about it in The Fold:
OUSA site - www.origami-usa.org/th efold
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When making notes for genealogy I enjoy my vast collection of color ink pens. When I change sources or persons being researched I reach in and grab another color to make the notes.
Front side of it.. Update: Diagrams are in progress..Tweaked a few things before diagrams. The challenge was to get both sides; front & back aligned nicely, which was done back in March. The version displayed at USA last year had overlaps on the back side, thus solved now. I hope you have fun to fold it, as I have.
Our Daily Challenge 1-9 August : Mask
We had a project when I was teaching where everyone made a mask which they then wore to our Caribbean carnival. This was the one I made
I don't usually write specially about paper, but this one is the best one. It deserves attention.
Name: 1024 sh - Senbazuru Mixed Harmony Prints
Or: SENBAZURU Harmony Boxed Set of Origami Paper for Thousand Folded-Paper Crane(1024 Sheets)
The pack consists of 32 colors, 32 sheets of each color. Which is perfect for 30-unit kusudamas! Oh how I dislike packs with 40 sheets per color: you always get remaining sheets. 30 sheets per color is not always nice too, because you don't have test sheets at all!
The paper is very thin and high quality, Surely better than Jongie Nara. And better than the stuff you can print with your home printer. It won't lose the color on folds and wont't be like fabric after all. The colors are vivid, clean and delicate.
Even the price is nice for such a thing: $12.80 at Amazon, 12.48 at kimscrane
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007CG1OKU/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8...
The concept behind this model is very simple, the humble waterbomb. But the trick is in the distribution of the waterbombs to obtain this shape. In the end it closes and locks perfectly.
Wonderful model, Fujimoto rocks!
Since Colin has recently decided that T-Rex is his favorite dinosaur, I dug deep in to the memory banks to make him this during craft time.
I folded this model during OUSA07 in a class by Chris himslef that lasted until 2:30 am. I had uploaded a picture of the model taken that same day but I think it deserves a better picture.
This is the most beautiful box and the most difficult I've ever seen. Until now I hadn't had the courage to unfold it to try to replicate it, but after I was able to reproduce a box I had accidentally created trying to replicate this one from memory (that I hand't had the courage either to unfold it), I felt bold and unfolded this one. I wanted to have a picture just in case I wasn't able to refold it or that it damaged during the unfolding process and here it is.
After several hours of trying I finally was able to put all those creases in place and reproduce it, pictures coming when I have the time to fold it from good paper.
Our sixth review is about an unknown star - Stardream. Read the full article in The Fold:
OUSA site - www.origami-usa.org/thefold
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NOT an origami tessellation - This design is created by stacking six pieces of translucent paper each cut with the same pattern of holes in different orientations. You could cal it Kirigami Tessellation, or maybe even Laminar Kirigami Tessellation if you want to be extra fancy, since the pattern only comes together when all the layers of cut paper are stacked. The darkness or lightness at any given point depends on how many layers of paper light passes through when the piece is backlit.
I adapted the design from this arabic pattern from one of my favorite resources, patterninislamicart.com: www.patterninislamicart.com/drawingsdiagramsanalyses/?boo...