Re: [Origami] Yet Another Birthday for the O-list!

ersations are not all that interesting, really. Hi all, Perhaps we have some AI experts that can train a LLM (Large Language Model) on the entire O-List to provide an interactive chat bot to our queries? Cheers, Brian K. Webb > On May 24, 2024, at 8:34 AM, Anne LaVin via Origami > w

Re: [Origami] Who is origamist.de

27:Klaus-Dieter+Ennen&s=relevancerank&text=Klaus-Dieter+Ennen&ref=dp_byline_sr_book_1> Cheers, Brian K. Webb > On Dec 14, 2022, at 10:00 PM, Martin Demaine wrote: > > if you click on imprint you get the following: > > Publisher in charge of this website > Klaus-

Re: [Origami] "Korean Crane" designer?

21-class-previews?page=2 <https://origamiusa.org/convention2021-class-previews?page=2> Alas I find no discussions on OUSA site about the history of the Korean Crane. Good luck, Brian K. Webb www.eorigamipublishing.com <http://www.eorigamipublishing.com/>

Re: [Origami] Idea for OUSA Convention competition

> On Jun 16, 2021, at 7:53 PM, Ken Fan wrote: > > Something Brian Chan recently said made me think of this idea for the theme > of an upcoming OUSA Convention competition (if it hasn't been done already): > > A race to fold an origami crane - using only one's feet. > > Has that been done alr

Re: [Origami] origami question about Lu Hao origami (color origami club) twitter

> On Jan 31, 2018, at 3:48 PM, Todd Sovey wrote: > > > When I type in origami photos by Lu Hao I get a web site called Twitter. > There are photos of origami. Do you know how I can get the diagrams for > the photos of the origami? > > Thanks, Todd Todd, One of the best resources is Gilad’s

Re: [Origami] Origami Shop Order Processing Delay

> On Jan 24, 2018, at 9:01 PM, Rob Hudson wrote: > > Has anyone else had an issue with Origami-Shop not processing orders > quickly? I ordered a digital download and just assumed it would be > available immediately, but the order is still hung in the queue. Rob, Many of the ebooks are created

Re: [Origami] Boomerang airplane

t the 2015 OUSA convention flying the plane. https://flic.kr/p/vbE3fy Cheers, Brian K. Webb

Re: [Origami] Ajisai-ori

original is for sale on Amazon Japan used for between $900 and $1800. The new one is considerably less expensive, even after international shipping. If you want to find these books on Amazon or Amazon Japan, use the ISBN numbers as your search criteria. Cheers, Brian K. Webb

Re: [Origami] Storing paper

Business envelopes with clear windows so you can see the paper inside. > > Amazon, some Asian grocery stores, JapanTown, etc. have various plastic > origami containers. > > Cigarette cases. > > Louise in NorCal The obviously best thing to do is grab some paper and fold your own box :-0 Cheers, Brian K. Webb

Re: [Origami] World record attempt for an origami rhino by Liu Tong

On Apr 22, 2017, at 12:19 AM, Joseph Wu wrote: >> On Apr 21, 2017, at 19:42, Brian K. Webb wrote: >> >> Hi all, >> A new origami world record attempt for a rhino in China. Chinese artist Liu >> Tong made the world’s largest origami rhinoceros at a Guinn

[Origami] World record attempt for an origami rhino by Liu Tong

artist. Do others on the O-list know of more origami artists in China? http://gbtimes.com/china/chinese-artist-makes-worlds-largest-origami-rhino http://news.xinhuanet.com/newmedia/2016-12/29/c_135942321.htm Cheers, Brian K. Webb

[Origami] Maekawa's Devil paper

Hi all, Does anyone know the type of paper used for the Devil by Jun Maekawa, that is on the cover of VIVA! Origami and Genuine Origami? I hope the wisdom of the list can help me. Thanks, Brian K. Webb

Re: [Origami] Origami paper in a gum package?

s. So is it origami if we use gum instead of glue (tongue planted firmly in cheek) to hold the model in place? Cheers, Brian K. Webb

Re: [Origami] Mechanics behind the flapping bird?

ts. The term I have heard Robert Lang use is linkages. Do a web search on linkages and action origami and you will have plenty of scholarly articles to read. Cheers, Brian K. Webb

[Origami] Article about Polly Verity's work at wired.com

://www.wired.com/2016/07/gorgeous-tessellating-papercraft-inspired-bauhaus/ I would be interested in hearing about more references to the Bauhaus and origami. Anyone else out there know of the connections? Cheers, Brian K. Webb

Re: [Origami] Origami exhibition books or coffee table books

On Jul 16, 2015, at 10:32 PM, Brian K. Webb wrote: > Hi fellow folders, > I am attempting to put together a list of origami books. Not just any origami > book list, but a list of books that show off the wonder of origami. These > would be mostly books from origami exhibitions. The

Re: [Origami] Paper ripping disorder

On Jul 30, 2015, at 8:28 AM, Jorge E. Jaramillo wrote: > This is not strictly origami, but I think it's close enough to fit in this > list. > > In the book "The Langoliers" by Stephen King there is a character that goes > crazy and when he is stressed he rips strips of paper. There are parts of

[Origami] Origami exhibition books or coffee table books

of Origami (Japanese American National Museum, 2013) ISBN-13: 978-0804843386 Eric Joisel - La Magia Del Papel (2013) Y Origami (BYU, 2015) ISBN-13: 978-1631926464 Cheers, Brian K. Webb

[Origami] Origami sighting - Joseph Wu and Google maps

Hi all, I am not sure if this was mentioned earlier, but I recently saw some great ads for Google Maps. The origami is by Joseph Wu and design by design firm Bakken Design. https://www.behance.net/gallery/22469697/Google-Origami-(2-of-3) Very cool Joseph :-) Cheers, Brian K. Webb

Re: [Origami] DC Origami - John Montroll

On Feb 21, 2015, at 1:58 PM, Jody Jaggers wrote: > DC Origami (as in the Comics) from John Montroll and Min Sung Ku > . > I just saw this as a pre-order on A

Re: [Origami] Cricut Explore for Scoring

On Feb 9, 2015, at 12:00 PM, Sy Chen wrote: > On Sun, Feb 8, 2015 at 11:34 AM, Brian K. Webb wrote: >> > >> Turning over paper to score creases on both sides and have them align is >> very, very , very difficult, nigh impossible, with this technology. Without >&

Re: [Origami] Cricut Explore for Scoring

erface. I would recommend buying the largest size you can afford. I see they have a 24 inch now. KNK Zing Air 14 inch http://knkusa.com/shop/knk-zing-air/ KNK MAXX AIR 24 inch http://knkusa.com/introducing-the-knk-maxx-air/ There is always the possibility to buy a laser cutter too :-) Cheers, Bria

Re: [Origami] Origami Book Fold

www.pocketmod.com/ They have pre-made pages to choose from as you build your book to print. There are calendars, grids, lists, references, games, and you can upload your own images too. Cheers, Brian K. Webb http://www.origamishop.us

Re: [Origami] Carmen Sprung's Stern Franziska spinner

e more pictures of my dollar bill star spinners collection with 4 points, 5 points, 6 points, and 7 points. These are slight modification of the 5 pointed one taught to me by Wensdy Whitehead at OUSA 2008. https://www.flickr.com/photos/bkwebb/3464588236 Brian K. Webb

[Origami] Drawing Origami book

, Diaz and Lang. All diagrams highlight the models with clear step-by-step folding instructions. Check out more on Drawing Origami book at: http://www.origamishop.us/en/drawing-origami-preorder-xml-206_208-2831.html Cheers, Brian K. Webb

Re: [Origami] Dye cutting and print technology

Deep link to a picture of Robert’s Lion on his website. http://langorigami.com/art/gallery/gallery.php?tag=mammals&name=lion Cheers Brian K. Webb http://www.origamishop.us

[Origami] Origami exhibit in Ohio

Goldman, Chad Killeen, David Brill, Jane Rosemarin, Jared Needle, Paul Frasco, Natalie Steibel and Hilli Zenz. This place is about 50 minutes south of Columbus Ohio. Cheers, Brian K. Webb

Re: [Origami] Uchiyama's chart of basic fold possibilities

Figure 4.5. I own both ODS editions, but too lazy to go to the bookshelf and find it in the book. Although finding in either ODS book would be easy, as the book has the best Index I have every seen. Cheers, Brian K. Webb

[Origami] The IRON Folders at Curiosity Fair

looks to be real fun with many different activities besides origami. You can also see the living history museum representing life on 1830s Indiana farm. The website for the fair is http://connerprairie.org/Plan-Your-Visit/Special-Events/Curiosity-Fair.aspx Thanks, Brian K. Webb

Re: [Origami] Origami Related Attraction in New York City

shows some places that have been visited by others in the past. http://goo.gl/maps/tB2Pz There may be another map around on google maps with more origami places on it, but I cannot seem to find it right now. Have fun. Brian K. Webb

Re: [Origami] who's this lamp shade creator?

here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/aog7uw9ax2rqzst/lampshadeWMC.jpg Hi all, That lampshade and other really nice ones are from Le Klint. One can find some videos of how they make a few of their lampshades online with a little digging. http://www.leklint.com/ Cheers, Brian K. Webb www.eorigamipublishing.com

[Origami] New book with dragons

Hi all, Looks like Jon Montroll has a new book coming out soon named "Dragons and Other Fantastic Creatures in Origami" You can see the contents at his website: http://johnmontroll.com/Books/Books.html cheers, Brian K. Webb

Re: [Origami] An Origami Kayak

r kayak maker was looking to use origami in their advertising in late 2012. Has anyone seen any advertising for TRAK kayaks with origami? Any links to photos? http://www.rethinkkayak.com/ Cheers, Brian K. Webb

[Origami] Interesting article on Copyright which mention origami

http://www.theartnewspaper.com/articles/Make-copyright-law-less-of-a-lottery/29796

Re: [Origami] OUSA Convention 2013 Pictures

#x27;ll add it to the page. And thanks, Michael, Mitya, and (in > advance) everyone else! > > Robert My photos from OUSA 2013 trip on Flickr http://flic.kr/s/aHsjGeyyKs Cheers, Brian K. Webb

Re: [Origami] ebooks

rmat. So if the paper edition did not have a visual index, then the Kindle version does not either. I am fairly certain that all of the ebooks by John Montroll on Kindle have a visual index. At least they did when I made the files that were delivered to Amazon :-) Cheers, Brian K. Webb http://www.eorigamipublishing.com

Re: [Origami] Origami and fashion

On Apr 25, 2013, at 2:16 PM, Joseph Wu wrote: > On 2013-04-25, at 9:43, Alex Barber wrote: > >> There's a campaign for clothes for kids designed by Diane von Furstenberg >> at the Gap. Some of the visuals feature origami with patterns. Does anyone >> know who was behind the scenes on this one?

Re: [Origami] what is this called?

nt. Perhaps someone that has it can let us know there thoughts on it. Cheers, Brian K. Webb

Re: [Origami] Machine for Pre-Creased Origami

re the paper. People also use lasers to score or perforate the paper. Cheers, Brian K. Webb

[Origami] Pelican dollar model

Anyone know whose dollar Pelican model this is? And if diagrams are available? http://www.flickr.com/photos/bkwebb/8624787751/ Thanks, Brian K. Webb

Re: [Origami] origami sighting : folded pages create words

s the top of the "O". By alternating in this pattern, one can make it look very nice. A "g" would need to alternate through 3 pages. Brian K. Webb www.eorigamipublishing.com

[Origami] JC Nolan's "Creating Origami" available at iTunes bookstore for iPads and at Amazon for Kindles

ple iTunes for iPads - https://itunes.apple.com/book/creating-origami/id604761350?ls=1 Amazon for Kindle - http://www.amazon.com/Creating-Origami-Exploration-Designing-ebook/dp/B00BB2F6LO/ Enjoy, Brian K. Webb

Re: [Origami] Anyone else received this email?

w hours and had lunch with Lindy. After spending a couple hours talking with her, I have to say she is "on the up and up", as you put it. What she is doing is a labor of love of her. Cheers, Brian K. Webb

Re: [Origami] Excellent origami $ sighting in US remake of "House of Cards"

bsite is: www.DollarArtist.com Photos of the dollar swan from the show can be seen here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/bkwebb/sets/72157632710205675/ Cheers, Brian K. Webb

[Origami] Origami sighting - House of Cards TV series

and a book, at the same time. In episode 6 she gives some origami she folded to a congressman for his kids. The lady is Claire Underwood, a congressman's wife, and played by the actress Robin Wright. I am sure there is more, but I have only seen the first few episodes. Brian K. Webb

[Origami] Montroll's Ohio Star

Hi all, I recently recorded a video of how to fold Montroll's Ohio Star, with his permission. The Ohio star is in his latest book called Galaxy of Origami Stars. Here is the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEzy-pJlcIU Cheers, Brian K. Webb

Re: [Origami] Isaac Newton's paper lantern

y numbered. The scan linked to below has these pages as 44 and 73 respectively within the pdf. http://www.ebooksread.com/dl2.shtml?id=30303&ext=pdf_external&f=mysteryesofnatur00bate&a_id=11364 Have fun, Brian K. Webb

Re: [Origami] Simple origami bat - with a wow!

On Oct 27, 2012, at 8:06 AM, Have Paper Will Travel wrote: > > On a related note, and for post-Halloween, one might consider the simpler > classic Deg Ferrally model which operates upon the same fold-mechanism that > enables the flapping action: > > http://havepaperwilltravel.blogspot.com/2010

[Origami] Origami in Irvine California

Hi all, I will be visiting Irvine, California in November. If there are any local folders that would like to meet on Nov 6 or the evening of Nov 8, then please contact me off-list. Also, if you know of any origami exhibits in the area, info on them would be appreciated. Cheers, Brian K. Webb

Re: [Origami] Jun Mitani

best to get them in the west, other than >> perhaps trying to order them through Kinokuniya in New York Kinokuniya had them at the the store in NYC with other origami books. Cheers, Brian K. Webb