[Origami] Paperfolding in Mad Magazine
I have added a new page to the history section of my Origami Heaven website about paperfolding in Mad magazine in the 1960's - see http://www.origamiheaven.com/historymadmagazine.htm The series of subscriptions adverts featuring origami by Giuseppi Baggi that ran from April 1967 to September 1968 are the earliest adverts I know of that use origami to promote something that is not paperfolding related. I hope, however, that some of you may know of other earlier examples. If you do, please let me know. I would also be interested to know if you can identify any of the designs as being by anyone other than Giuseppi Baggi. I think the peacocks may be by Yoshizawa, for instance? Thanks for your help Dave
[Origami] Paperfolding in Mad Magazine
David Mitchell wrote: “I would also be interested to know if you can identify any of the designs as being by anyone other than Giuseppi Baggi. I think the peacocks may be by Yoshizawa, for instance? “ I believe the peacock pictured with a fanned tail is by Adolfo Cerceda. David Shall Sent from XFINITY Connect App
Re: [Origami] Paperfolding in Mad Magazine
On Tue, Jun 18, 2019 at 2:40 AM David Mitchell < davidgrahammitch...@hotmail.com> wrote: > I have added a new page to the history section of my Origami Heaven > website about paperfolding in Mad magazine in the 1960's - see > http://www.origamiheaven.com/historymadmagazine.htm Fun stuff! I'm working on a (very brief) Intro to Origami talk, to present at the Prescott Library in August. This will provide another fun thing to show my students. . from Chila /// -- Chilagami - I think, therefore I fold; I fold, therefore I am Folding for Fun in Northern Arizona, USA chilag...@gmail.com Chila's Origami World (COW!) on Facebook ---
Re: [Origami] Paperfolding in Mad Magazine
> > I believe the peacock pictured with a fanned tail is by Adolfo Cerceda. Yes, that is correct. Year of creaton 1975. The peacock with a long horizonal tail is a Solorzano Sagredo. He used the image as a logo for his envelopes and advertisiment. Laura Rozenberg
