Robert Lang is considered one of the world’s masters of the art of origami, with over 800 designs catalogued and diagrammed. His design techniques are used by origami artists around the world, and he lectures widely on the connections between origami art, science, mathematics and technology. He is noted for designs of great detail and realism, and includes in his repertoire some of the most complex origami designs ever created. …READ MORE HERE…
This is an easy-to-make cardinal bird on a branch that can be used on a greeting card! As a “Treat and Treasure,” you will find one short video tutorial to make a cardinal. This is Leyla’s creation inspired by a bird made by Hazel Burrows. …READ MORE HERE…
Did you miss this special event? Here are the highlights!
At our live meeting we celebrated the first anniversary of Origamigos. This celebration included our highlights of the month presented in the video featured in this post. Watch it here!
Origamigos were invited to share their origami work, books of interested and any other topic related to origami. The list of shared books is included in this post. Check it out!
We had fun giving away some origami-related items among the people who attended.
At the end we folded together a paper shelf designed by V’Ann Cornelius. CLICK AND TAKE A LOOK! …READ MORE HERE…
In the videos presented here, you will learn how to fold a Cat Face and a Pumkin, created by Leyla Torres, and presented exclusively in Origamigos.
You can use these figures to easily create a Halloween Garland.
Any thin and crisp paper (duo color) is ideal to use for these figures. …READ MORE HERE…
Alphonsus Rouis B. Nonog is an architecture student from the Philippines, who also happens to be an origami and graphic design enthusiast. Origami is one of Alphonsus’ favorite means of creative expression and his inclination is toward geometric origami with simple concepts and simple motifs.
In this presentation and conversation, Alphonsus shares some historical highlights and how he became interested in the alphabet as a theme for origami. Alphonsus’s enthusiasm and ingenuity shine through as he describes his creative process.
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Imagine the smile of a friend or family member when you give them this Rose in a Star made with your own hands. It’s never too early to prepare for the Holidays!
As a “Treat and Treasure,” you will find three short video tutorials here. Following the three videos presented here, you will learn how to make a Rose in a Star. …READ MORE HERE…