A friend forwarded me this… “Dragon Tamer”
https://youtu.be/A4K5PkFvr8g
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Stunning. I liked the use of the clips along the way.
https://mymodernmet.com/juho-konkkola-origami-samurai/
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Origami inspired face masks, with diagrams even
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/2021/01/we-need-better-face-masks-and-origami-might-help/
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Poly Verity
https://youtu.be/IUd57qIeX4A
> 1. Pictures from Origami Bogota 2019 (Jorge E. Jaramillo)
Hi Jorge,
Whose camel is that? It's really cool.
Hello,
My brother has recently moved to Kuala Lumpur and I wondered if anybody
knows of folders or folding groups in that city? His youngest son has taken
a keen, and talented, turn toward origami.
Thanks in advance,
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On Mon, Apr 22, 2019 at 9:00 AM
*"I remember reading somewhere that more origami models are open back
because*
*some design issue but I went back to my ODS book (which is where I think
Isaw that information) and couldn't find the explanation. So would anyone*
*please enlight me?"*
I'll
Hello team o-list,
The concept of a modulating array for traffic noise barriers was
interesting to me.
You know how sound reduction panels often have different angles or cones to
break up the waves? Do we know of a tessellation pattern that might be
useful, so that a steel sheet might be folded
I'm glad I opened my O-list today, this has been an interesting thread.
I've been meaning to share a picture with you all for a few years and this
discussion has motivated me to do so. The picture is of a quickly folded
crane which I placed in a cabinet X-ray unit at a hospital I was
inspecting.
> What are your thoughts regarding the use of this other materials in origami
> models? I ask because I have this hypothesis that creating models that
> include non-folding-materials is mostly frowned upon by the origami
> community. Am I right?
>
I've come to appreciate mixed media approaches to
Hey Robert, that's fantastic. We know stents have been exemplar models of
origami in medicine for some time, but these mechanized applications are
marvelous.
Nice work!
From: Robert Lang
>
> My collaborators at BYU have been making some pretty cool origami-inspired
>
The 6th Origami Bogota convention just finished last night with David Brill
as special guest. You can check the photos at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/georigami/sets/72157651918371403.
Thanks for sharing this Jorge, looked like a nice montage. Is that Brill's
elephant next to Koh's giraffe?
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And speaking of cranes and atomic bombs, the city of Los Alamos, NM (where
the atomic bomb was developed) will be installing an origami crane
sculpture created by Kevin Box (with a little help from a friend ;o))
outside of their public library later this year. Here's a drawing showing
a mockup,
While driving back and forth from Colorado recently, I noticed many
Semitrailers with folding panels at their tail gate, clearly to reduce
drag. Has anybody noticed these panels? Made mention here?
It seemed like an ori-ish engineering application, so I thought I'd share.
--
xda
What is your recommendation for people who are eager to
fold Origami models but have the problem of excessive sweaty
hands which causes the paper to get wet after folding very few steps?
Take advantage of the moisture and wet fold accordingly. You might try to
fold several models at once,
I bought a sheet of aluminium for embossing. It's thicker than aluminium
foil for the kitchen. Who of you have tried origami with these sheets
before?
1. What tips can you give me when working with it?
Try adding heat to minimize shear stress at junctions with multiple crease
intersections. Wear
Did you know there are nearly 150 downloadable diagrams on the OrigamiUSA
website?
Thank you Robert, this was a great notification to at least one member who
didn't know. I picked three models for future folding. The Quyet fox,
Trollip anteater, and Goutam Pelican.
I'm most excited to fold the
From: Weinstein, Michael weinstein...@osu.edu
An article in the preeminent international science journal Science (OK, we
science types don't dub so creatively) with our own Erik Demaine:
http://www.sciencemag.org/content/345/6197/644.abstract
Thanks for posting this Michael. I'd heard this on
This is a query to the List, seeking folders or (is it possible?) a folding
group in Prescott or Prescott Valley, AZ. My husband and I are considering
moving
I used to live in Prescott. It's grown a lot and has a reasonably diverse,
eclectic, population. You might be able to get a neat
Duck rocks!
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Hi all,
I'm interested in getting a copy of the photographs that the professional
photographer took during the convention. I was way too busy having fun to
take many of my own.
Any leads anybody?
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Letterfolds could be an exception. I haven't seen any Leonardo letters
close-up, but just today I saw 2 examples of letterfolds in an
Renaissance italian oil painting ca 1579, i.e. 70 years after
Leonardo:
Karen, thanks for sharing a link to this painting. I totally agree with your
I am interested in finding out more about the machine that can crease origami
paper as mentioned in the e-newsletter yesterday. Does anyone know how this
is done?
Hi.
I'm pretty sure pre creasing can be done with laser etching, for paper, metal,
etc.
I'd wanted to etch thick metal
The article concludes with:
Cell sizes of origami roughly follow a lognormal distribution, which is caused
by successive folding as a multiplicative effect. The drop in large cell sizes
can be reproduced by considering group separation. A successive- folding
process is a common feature between
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