This session includes a video of the highlights of the month. Themes: Month at a Glance, Folds from tutorials shared within Origamigos, Origami Composition and Storytelling, Origami Connections, A Personal Origami Project (ABZ Art compositions), ABC to Z Origami challenge highlights Letters X, Y, and Z)
Important books by Bob Neale ake a look!
In addition, off camera, we shared about new folds, what we folded this month. …READ MORE HERE…
The Bunny Bill is a classic origami action model originally published in 1964 and designed by Robert Neale who has been a pioneer and a playful presence in the world of origami design.
Even if you have folded the Bunny Bill before, in the video featured below, you will learn a NEW folding sequence that makes it much easier to teach and learn. This sequence also eliminates creases on the bunny’s face.
In addition, you will learn to make a Magic Wand designed by Leyla as a playful addition when performing the Bunny Bill magic trick.
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Goran’s profession is mathematics and theoretical computer science. He studied mathematics in his native Croatia at the University of Zagreb (B.S. 1995) and Carnegie Mellon University (M.S. 1998, Ph.D. 2000).
Even though Goran Konjevod is a mathematician by training, he considers his folding-based work primarily an art practice.
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This is a fun printable and foldable reference for the paper sizes to make The Little Prince, presented in another post.
There are two documents included in this post. Each should be printed on different sides of the same sheet of paper.
Print each page on a different side of the same sheet of paper as shown in the enclosed video.
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This session includes a video of the highlights of the month. Themes: Month at a Glance, Folds from tutorials shared within Origamigos, Origami Composition and Storytelling, Origami Connections, A Personal Origami Project (ABZ Art compositions), ABC to Z Origami challenge highlights Letters S, T, U, V, and W) Origami Books and resources. Action Snake Tutorial. Take a look!
In addition, off camera, we shared about books, what we folded this month and toothpicks! …READ MORE HERE…
In the videos presented here, you will be learning how to fold an interpretation of The Little Prince, the character in a classic book by the same name. This model was designed by Leyla Torres.
The Little Prince is made with five pieces of paper: one for the legs, one for the chest, one for the head, one for the crown, and one for the scarf.
Since several pieces of paper are used to make this figure, and each piece is different in size and folding method, it’s considered “multi-piece” origami. …READ MORE HERE…