[Origami] 'One Crease' wins R&D Award
Hi Everyone, Some of you may be familiar with my One Crease technique -- a piece was included in the recent 'Surface to Structure' exhibition. A Vancouver-based architectural practice recently took up the challenge to make them on a large scale, in steel. The results are here: http://www.architectmagazine.com/metal/award-one-fold_o.aspx?dfpzone=general which won them the 2014 Research & Development award from the American Institute of Architects. All they need now is a client. Best wishes, Paul Jackson
[Origami] DC/Maryland/Virginia origami meetup Aug 5
Dear folders/friends in DC/Maryland/Virginia area, I am visiting the area on Aug 5 and have scheduled a meetup for interested folders, note that this is on a week night, not weekend. The format is similar to how the OMGNYC group hosts our week night meetings (public venue, casual folding, paper/teaching provided, lots of fun). If you are on meetup, feel free to rsvp on the site. If not, you can email me directly and i can add you as a guest on the rsvp to get an idea of count. http://www.meetup.com/omgnyc/events/195770102/ Tuesday, August 5, 2014 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM Crystal City Shops at "The Landing" 1750 Crystal Drive, Arlington, VA, Arlington, VA (edit map) --- Catherine (azu...@gmail.com)
Re: [Origami] Fairly complex practical models?
On Jul 24, 2014 11:09 PM, "Gerardo @neorigami.com" wrote: > > I'm looking for other practical models of that level of complexity, but > haven't had any luck. Can you please help me find another one? I would > really appreciate it! With so many models in the world there has to be > another one. The things that come to mind are some masks, hats (flasher hats in particular), and boxes. http://www.flickr.com/photos/bluepaper/8656926464/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/malachus/3224065535/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/malachus/5446339276/ There are other examples of each, but I think all of these qualify as more complex than low intermediate. Good luck, Malachi
[Origami] Origami inspired socks
While shopping at Pippi's Longstockings Sock Store in Fort Bragg, (Mendocino County) California, I noticed socks with an origami crane motif in red, orange and pink on a black background. zowee !!! The socks are made in France by Ozone Design Inc. www.ozonesocks.com The design was also available in blue tones, also on black. women's sizes 9-11 $13.00 Peppi's web site is www.PeppiSocks.com No affiliation, just a happy sock customer. Louise in Northern California
