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This was my 1st COMPLETED model using Tetrahedral Symmetry
(My Great -Rhombicosidodecahedron is still a work in progress.)
210- units : total of 20 tetrahedra ( Yellow points) seperated by Triangle Prisms.
3 x 3 paper folded using the white capped sonobe variant. It gives a nice contrasted look.
One major difference in this model is that Instead of inverting the peaks like Ardonik has done , I decided to assemble it with the peaks out, I like the look. Although it looks like a Spikey Polygon I like the way it turned out.
Since I used the smaller 3x3 paper the model is very stable. However, assembling this was difficult, there was not a lot of space to work the tight edges when connecting the tetrahedron. I am currently working on a larger scale version of this using the bigger paper size, the assembly is already easier, however there are trade-offs, the bigger the model in size the less structurally stable it is. Thats why I prefer the smaller paper when assembling a larger scale structure. This model took me about 2 weeks.
This is a good model to work on, the number of units and the ease of assembly make it a good starter for anyone who wants to build a polyhedra using Terahedral symmetry.
Once completed you can move on to a Great-rhombicosidodecahedron. the major difference is to replace the Tetrahedra with Triangle Cuppolae Triangular Cupola
See Ardoniks tutorial on How to Create a Triangular Cupola
Exhibition: Ekaterina Lukasheva
Because of the spring this time I decided to bring not my favorite grey and neutral colored modulars, but the green and other color ones. Though normally I prefer softer, less intensive colors, these kusudamas matched my spring mood. So I call this selection 'spring collection'.
Exhibition: Ekaterina Lukasheva
Because of the spring this time I decided to bring not my favorite grey and neutral colored modulars, but the green and other color ones. Though normally I prefer softer, less intensive colors, these kusudamas matched my spring mood. So I call this selection 'spring collection'.
Exhibition: Ekaterina Lukasheva
Because of the spring this time I decided to bring not my favorite grey and neutral colored modulars, but the green and other color ones. Though normally I prefer softer, less intensive colors, these kusudamas matched my spring mood. So I call this selection 'spring collection'.
From 30 uncut squares of duo paper. Designed recently, diagrams not available. #origami #meenakshimukerji #modularorigami #unitorigami #origamiart #origamimath #origamimathmatics #polyhedra #origamimodular #icosahedron #recreationalmaths #recreationalmathematics
Designed By: Tomoko Fuse
Folded By: Stephen Jeppson
Construction Design By: Stephen Jeppson
Paper: Colored copy paper
Diagrams: Unit Origami: Multidimensional Transformations
Here is a model that I'm playing around with now. This was the third stage where the black, dark blue, & green still form a cube, but additional units are added to the lighter blue, lighter green, &purple to form type of tower around the cube.
This was my 1st COMPLETED model using Tetrahedral Symmetry
(My Great -Rhombicosidodecahedron is still a work in progress.)
210- units : total of 20 tetrahedra ( Yellow points) seperated by Triangle Prisms.
3 x 3 paper folded using the white capped sonobe variant. It gives a nice contrasted look.
One major difference in this model is that Instead of inverting the peaks like Ardonik has done , I decided to assemble it with the peaks out, I like the look. Although it looks like a Spikey Polygon I like the way it turned out.
Since I used the smaller 3x3 paper the model is very stable. However, assembling this was difficult, there was not a lot of space to work the tight edges when connecting the tetrahedron. I am currently working on a larger scale version of this using the bigger paper size, the assembly is already easier, however there are trade-offs, the bigger the model in size the less structurally stable it is. Thats why I prefer the smaller paper when assembling a larger scale structure. This model took me about 2 weeks.
This is a good model to work on, the number of units and the ease of assembly make it a good starter for anyone who wants to build a polyhedra using Terahedral symmetry.
Once completed you can move on to a Great-rhombicosidodecahedron. the major difference is to replace the Tetrahedra with Triangle Cuppolae Traingular Cupola
See Ardoniks tutorial on How to Create a Triangular Cupola
Designed By: Tomoko Fuse
Folded By: Stephen Jeppson
Construction Design By: Stephen Jeppson
Paper: Colored copy paper
Diagrams: Unit Origami: Multidimensional Transformations
This is a model that I made several years ago that I never finished; my original intent was to include all the basic colors of the rainbow (red to purple). At the time, I only had 6 colors of colored copy paper to work with. I intend to do this model again at another time; now I have more color options. :-)
Ardonik & I have completed folding the units necessary to assemble an origami Rotunda Drilled Truncated Icosidodecahedron
Choosing the colors took the most time and planning for the entire project.
The result of our planning was this Color road Map Color road Map
620 total units (not including joining tabs)
60 Black Squares
560 Flat Triangle Units-used as follows:
120 shiny triangles : these will be the triangles inside the rotunda walls.
60 colored Pentagonal pyramids ( each made with 5 triangle flat units+ 10 joining tabs.
20 colored hexagons ( each made with 6 triangle flat units + 5 joining tabs)
20 additional colored Flat Triangle units ( these will make up the inner polygon )
Inspired by Robert Webb's Rotunda-Drilled Truncated Icosidodecahedron
Designed By: Tomoko Fuse
Folded By: Stephen Jeppson
Construction Design By: Stephen Jeppson
Paper: Colored copy paper
Diagrams: Unit Origami: Multidimensional Transformations
Morganite - Reverse engineered
Designed by Ekaterina Lukasheva
Folded by Tereza Corsini
paper: harmony
unit size: 1:2
units: 12
Aquamarine kusudama
Designer: Lukasheva Ekaterina (Russia)
Created 2010
Folder: Lukasheva Ekaterina
Parts: 30
Paper's size : 7.5cm
Joined with : nothing
Final height:~10cm
Diagram: wasn't published
Designer: Tomoko Fuse
Folder: Stephen Jeppson
Paper: Colored copy paper & scrapbook paper
Diagram: Floral Origami Globes
Another set of lazy-style origami. This time in red.
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Designer: Ekaterina Lukasheva
Created: 2016
Folder: Ekaterina Lukasheva
Parts: 5, 5, 5, 2
Paper's size: 5x8.7 rectangles, 7.5 cm squares, 7.5 cm squares, 15cm diameter hexagons
Paper: Tant, kami, Grimmhobby, Tant
Joined with : nothing
Designer: Ekaterina Lukasheva
Created: 2014
Folder: Ekaterina Lukasheva
Parts: 30
Paper's size : 5 x 10 cm
Joined with : nothing
Final height: 12 cm
Designed By: Tomoko Fuse
Folded By: Stephen Jeppson
Construction Design By: Stephen Jeppson
Paper: Colored copy paper
Diagrams: Unit Origami: Multidimensional Transformations
Assembly method: no glue
# of colored copy paper (8.5 x 11): 43
# of 4 inch squares: 140
# of 2 inch squares: 144
Approximate time to cut, fold, & assemble final model: 12.9 hours
Here is a model that I'm playing around with now. This was the fifth and final (for now) stage where the black, dark blue, & green still form a cube, but additional units are added to the lighter blue, lighter green, & purple to form a larger cube all the way around the cube.
Plain Cube, Plain Cube 2, and Ray Cube Variations from book Origami Inspirations, CRC Press, 2010. Many other fun variations are possible!
www.amazon.com/dp/1568815840?tag=meensmodumani-20
#origami #meenakshimukerji #modularorigami #unitorigami #origamiart #origamimath #origamimathmatics #polyhedra #origamimodular #recreationalmaths #recreationalmathematics
Designer: Masha Athanasiadi
Units: 30
Paper: square
no glue
www.flickr.com/photos/73033379@N07/29083851715/in/datepos...
Designed By: Tomoko Fuse
Folded By: Stephen Jeppson
Construction Design By: Stephen Jeppson
Paper: Colored copy paper
Diagrams: Unit Origami: Multidimensional Transformations
Here is a model that I'm playing around with now. This was the second stage where the black, dark blue, & green still form a cube, but additional units are added to the lighter blue, lighter green, & purple around the cube.
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Kusudama:
Models designed by Usman Rosyidhi | @letsfolding さんの折り紙作品
Folded by me from 20 squares and 18 squares, no glue used | 折り手: 私 🍑 紙は 20枚と 18枚です。
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Designer: Heinz Strobl
Folder: Stephen Jeppson
Paper: Colored copy paper
Diagrams: www.haligami.cmza.pl/snapologia/instrukcja/snapologia.php
Designer: Tomoko Fuse
Folder: Stephen Jeppson
Paper: Origami paper (dual-sided & floral print)
Diagram: Floral Origami Globes
Designer: Masha Athanasiadi
Units: 30
Paper: 2:3
no glue
www.flickr.com/photos/73033379@N07/28398272876/in/datepos...
Kusudama Bouquet Book 4
Designer: Tomoko Fuse
Folder: Stephen Jeppson
Paper: Colored copy paper & scrapbook paper
Diagram: Floral Origami Globes
Modular Cube by Bennett Arnstein
Variation adapted from Lewis Simon's Decoration Box
Published in their book Modular Origami Polyhedra
Folded from 1:2 paper, 70mm × 35mm, 14 × 3 units
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