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12 units
Designer: Francesco Mancini
Folder: Francesco Mancini
Paper: Kami
Unit size: Pentagon
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One of the latest models from my 365-day origami challenge on Instagram.
www.instagram.com/jacksons_origami/
Folded from a single rectangle. I've colored the model using acrylic, creating a vivid aged metal feel - allowing for more depth and aliveness.
I´m in the middle of a metal texture/patina style phase.
Designed and folded by Fynn Jackson 2017
A bit of curves added to Zipper (flic.kr/p/CXwwCX)
This is back view, the front view turns to be more beautiful...
Origami: Melina Hermsen (Nymphaea Variation)
Fotograf: www.yulaphotography.de
Stylistin: www.paulacassara.com
Makeup und Haare: www.famous-face-academy.com
NAME : LINDA STAR
UNITS : 30 sqr pcs ( 1.111....cm )
DESIGNER : Kovacs Vincene
FOLDED BY ME
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This model is derived from my Radioactive Tessellation by adding a triangular frame around the radioactivity symbol. This change also makes it possible to shape the symbol within the frame better. Due to the much higher complexity, I only folded a single molecule so far.
Together with In the Fjord (flic.kr/p/2idk8au), this is from my Norwegian fjord series of origami works. Folded from hand-made paper with oatmeal.
TOKYO 2020
Closing ceremony
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Ceremonia de clausura
#papel #origami #papiroflexia #paper #papercraft #paperfolding #picaruelo #deporte #EMOZ #olimpiadas #Olympic #sport #Tokyo2020 #paperfold #折り紙 #おりがみ
The same idea as in the previous one, but I like these proportions more (it has more relief).
The borders are folded, but indeed you can unfold them and proceed tiling the surface...
1 sheet, only the borders are cut...
I understood that 'flying daggers' is quite comfortable name for this one. Indeed they're like flying...
Opus T-16.2
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30 units
Designer: Francesco Mancini
Folder: Francesco Mancini
Paper: Kami
Unit size: 1:sqrt2
Color change variant of Sunflower. Not the only way to make it color change. The only issue is that you can't use this one for a tessellation...
One of the variants of the CP kusudama.me/#/Tesselation/Sunflower_star
Happy New Year 2020! Here’s an origami tessellation with the number 2020, folded from a 2:1 rectangle of Satogami paper.
Folded with colored paper. The hair style was a little modified, based on historical considerations.
My Book is finally, after several years of waiting, completed.
I have a litany of complaints in the final product, but still I would say that it turned out better than I expected. There are a lot of compromises that I'm still not happy about, but I am sure no one else will see most of them.
It should be noted as well, that very much of this book is not of my choosing- The layout, cover, title, model names, models that were included, etc. were not of my choosing.
But regardless, it is at last completed.
I hope to have the time to hammer out the details of the draft of my second book over winter break.
I finally shaped this one(flic.kr/p/D3CHoF) in a right way. I like it more like this ;)
One uncut sheet of paper
I've first seen this corrugation authored fresh by someone at facebook. I decided that I want to fold it after reverse-engineering. Later I found that I already had the same corrugation in my own favs at flickr! (I think you can find there everything now). And of course I completely forgot about it
;)
Triangular-and-3d
Author: Fredrik W. Owesen
Also discovered here (and here I finally gave it attention ;) www.facebook.com/haassaanhaassaanking/photos/a.5230366712...
I'm teaching a course in Berlin this July, drawing on the paper folding exercises taught at the Bauhaus by Josef Albers as part of his preliminary course. To that end, I've been reverse-engineering all of the examples I've been able to find from historical documentation. Here's one of them, re-created. I hope my students enjoy this week-long course of paper engineering :)
You know I'm sort of mad on spirals over the last time. I search new forms, that can be folded with spirals... When I did this (flic.kr/p/rTyvqK), Daniel Kwan shown me his version of curved Spidrons flic.kr/p/59BHdi. I tried it. And to say the truth I didn't much like this exact form, because it hardly collapses. It's not about the paper that rips, it's about the geometry. So I made my own version of this 'symmetry' with my curves. Here's one of the examples, there are many possible. My version is fully collapsible.
One sheet of Tant paper, about 14cm in diameter when unfolded and 5 cm when collapsed. Very playable model.
PS. I need a name for this kind of stuff! Something with 'Tri' would be awesome
Rock crystal
Designer: Ekaterina Lukasheva
Created:
Folder: Ekaterina Lukasheva
Parts: 12
Paper's size : 1:2
Paper: gold backed cartboard, rather thick
Joined with : nothing (if you have thinner paper you may require glue for 12-unit version)
Designed&Folded: Nov.-Dec. 2019
*From one uncut square paper, colored with Acrylic Gouache
創作・製作：2019年11-12月
＊不切正方形一枚折り；アクリルガッシュで着色
I designed this model especially for the workshop which accompanied my presentation about contemporary origami at the Embassy of Japan in Poland. While rather simple, this model demonstrates a number of traits I believe to be typical of modern origami and usually not found in traditional models. It does not start with any traditional base and it makes use of simplified precreasing and collapsing. This model is also asymmetric, and it allows lots of free folding: practically all angles and distances can be modified to some extent so that the folder does not have to just blindly follow instructions but can free fold the model to taste if they like. Designing something which is not a box or tessellation was a bit of a challenge for me, but also lots of fun. Even though it's an animal, this model reminds me of the Sydney Opera House.
I uploaded quick-and-dirty pictures of the folding process to photos.app.goo.gl/SEijNPSdYu5sizS6A
This is a very nice origami model to fold ;-))
I folded it with kamipaper. The paper underneath this lovely head is one of Hillie's paper!
Model: Chimpanzee mask
Design: Quentin Trollip
Diagrams in book: The Art of London Origami
Designed by Masahiro Ichikawa
As taught by Jo Nakashima
Folded from a sheet of Canson Artist Series Pure White Drawing paper.
Painted with dye extracted from red rose petals and backcoated with methyl cellulose, then cut to a 24cm square.
I went crazy with Iimoris again ^-^ All out of the beautiful paper by Julia Schönhuber. This one is Happiness.
Folded around 60 till today and I decided to upload them... once a day (I try to manage that ^-^)
There are four different outer shape...
- Iimori Flower
- Iimori Star
- Iimori Astra
- Iimori Anthos
...and 8 different center parts I like to use (A-F, I, M)
A Camelia Center
B Simple Flower
C Double Flower
D Diagonal Star
E Snowflake
F Fun (3D)
I Snowflake Inverse
M Mieko
There are many more variations, but these are my favorites.
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30 units
Designer: Gianna Alice
Folder: Francesco Mancini
Paper: Elephant hide
Unit Size: 1:sqrt2
Diagrams: Henkei
NOTE: I'm particularly happy with this unit because it's the first time I do not use an Ow joint. And yes it can be done without the internal creases
NOTE: I recently discovered that the model was already designed and published by Gianna Alice
And the last from the serie, dahlia with only 8 petals with extra level in the middle. From an octagon of kami, 25 cm. Difficult to fold.
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5 units
Designer: Francesco Mancini
Folder: Francesco Mancini
Paper: Duo-kami
Unit size: 1.sqrt2
Designed on the plane to Paris
30 units, no cuts, no glue.
Test fold for Meenkshi Mukerji.
Meenakshi Mukerji's website : www.origamee.net
This is a no-name thing, 12 units from squares, no glue.
It's probably assemble-able to 30 units(even maybe without glue), but it looses it's beauty somehow. Just too much details.
This one is glued. In theory it could be assemble without, but when you try to add the last unit, you simply can't make it stand in place and during your attempts you break the whole structure.
I've wanted to design a Stegosaurus for a while now, and even made a few attempts at it that didn't work out.
I dusted off the idea last month and, this time, things just fell into place. I scrapped my previous attempts and used my Pureland Stegosaurus as a jumping off point instead. You can still see that model embedded in the core of this one.
I also designed a simplified version that only has the six larger plates on its back.
This flower was designed for designing challenge for Italian convention in last November. Usually it's hard fom me to participate in those as I am really not good in creating something figurative. But last year the theme was "bronze rectangle", which gave chance basically to everybody to try create something. This model is extremely simple and the idea behind it is so basic that it can be translated to many more rectangles (which I realized only a bit later ;), but I made it for bronze rectangles first. Since then I made some more variations, and found a way how to make the center of the flower more interesting or more to my liking and that's what you can see here :)
Made from 6 bronze rectangles.
I saw a hippocamp in my kirin model so i modified the base and tried making one.
Designed and folded by Gen Hagiwara
From 35cm uncut square paper.