[Origami] Neorigami in October
ARTICLES: -"Francesco Guarnieri’s Star Infinity – A tip for folding" by KDianne Stephens: http://neorigami.com/neo/index.php/es/articulos/item/7014-francesco-guarnieri%E2%80%99s-star-infinity-%E2%80%93-a-tip-for-folding -"Me in an origami exhibition" by Gerardo: http://neorigami.com/neo/index.php/es/articulos/item/7013-me-in-an-origami-exhibition MODEL SHOWCASE: http://neorigami.com/neo/index.php/es/component/k2/itemlist/date/2013/10 Geometric & Abstract -"Crystal conch shell star" by KDianne Stephens Objects -"A metal cog" by KDianne Stephens Useful models -"Shadow box frame" by KDianne Stephens DIAGRAMS & PHOTO-DIAGRAMS: -"Daruma doll" by akugami: http://neorigami.com/neo/index.php/es/otros/item/7015-origami-daruma-doll -"Little fish" by Xavier: http://neorigami.com/neo/index.php/es/component/k2/item/7009-pececito
Re: [Origami] Folding Architecture: Top 10 Origami-Inspired Buildings - Architizer
> Thought some on this list may be interested in seeing some > origami-inspired buildings: > > http://architizer.com/blog/folding-architecture-top-10-origami-inspired-buildings/ > > I'm not in the field, so perhaps some architects on this list may wish > to weigh in on the pros and cons of this website? It's great to see "origami-inspired" buildings, but here's my reaction to nearly all of the designs: Fussy! The blurb that appears before the images says, "Architects love origami because it achieves what buildings rarely do: frame space through extreme economy of means." I don't see economy of means at all, but rather folded planes used purely as a form of expression. Only the least "origami-like" one of them all, the one called Origami House in Barcelona, looks clean and purposeful from the photo. I don't have a problem with expressionistic architecture, but it has to be coherent and beautiful and not pretend to be functionally-driven when it's not. I'm appreciative to Patsy for sending along both web links. I'm currently preparing a lecture for the local American Institute of Architects chapter on my origami and architectural designs and how they have inspired and learned from each other. These images certainly provide food for thought. --Peter Engel
Re: [Origami] help with creator
HI, Kathy Stevick asked about the name of the creator and of the model in this video that's in Spanish: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pW-b1USL3sc Kathy, from what I could tell it looks like he doesn't mention either of them in the video. The person behind the video is Javier Caboblanco, who's an Spanish creator. Although I really don't know, I think he's the creator of the model and he decided no to give if it a name; other than "a ball or kusudama", whish is how he refers to the model in the video. Cheers! PD: Thank you all of you for your help regarding known experts in instructional videos. I got to see a lot of really cool instructional videos I didn't know of =D
Re: [Origami] Model name and creator
> Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=tjU_Ys75y0Y > Also, are there any other collapsing action models like this? > I believe this is similar: > https://havepaperwilltravel.shutterfly.com/8718#8331 I know that similar one is something of Tomoko Fuse published in the spiral book I think. The actual model you're looking for I don't know, but I recommend contacting that blog or Yami (as stated in the title of the video). Best Regards, Jake Schenthal.
[Origami] Model name and creator
Hello, all! I was wondering if anyone might know the information about this model. Taught at PCOC 2013. Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=tjU_Ys75y0Y Photos: https://havepaperwilltravel.shutterfly.com/8718#8495 https://havepaperwilltravel.shutterfly.com/8718#8482 https://havepaperwilltravel.shutterfly.com/8718#8234 Also, are there any other collapsing action models like this? I believe this is similar: https://havepaperwilltravel.shutterfly.com/8718#8331 To finish, if anyone knows either of those models, or others, would anyone be kind enough to help me fold them? Thanks, guys! Carson "Dieter" Box
[Origami] Folding Architecture: Top 10 Origami-Inspired Buildings - Architizer
Hello, Thought some on this list may be interested in seeing some origami-inspired buildings: http://architizer.com/blog/folding-architecture-top-10-origami-inspired-buildings/ Here is a link on the relaunch of the architizer site along with information about the site (as well as mixed reactions in the comments section): http://techcrunch.com/2013/07/28/architizer-relaunches-to-connect-architects-with-other-architects-and-brands-and-clients-too/ I'm not in the field, so perhaps some architects on this list may wish to weigh in on the pros and cons of this website? In the meantime, I'm just enjoying the buildings profiled. Patsy ** Patsy Wang-Iverson cell: 609.532.0292 net: pwangiver...@gmail.com
[Origami] Folding Architecture: Top 10 Origami-Inspired Buildings - Architizer
http://architizer.com/blog/folding-architecture-top-10-origami-inspired-buildings/ ** Patsy Wang-Iverson cell: 609.532.0292 net: pwangiver...@gmail.com
