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Origami Animal Sculpture: Paper Folding Inspired by Nature: Fold and Display Intermediate to Advanced Origami Art (Origami Book
Paperback / softback
Main Details
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Origami Animal Sculpture: Paper Folding Inspired by Nature: Fold and Display Intermediate to Advanced Origami Art (Origami Book
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Authors and Contributors |
By (author) John Szinger
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Photographs by Bob Plotkin
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Physical Properties |
Format:Paperback / softback | Pages:128 | Dimensions(mm): Height 279,Width 216 |
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Category/Genre | Origami and paper engineering |
ISBN/Barcode |
9784805312629
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Classifications | Dewey:736.982 |
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Illustrations |
Includes Online Video instructions; full-color thr
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Publishing Details |
Publisher |
Tuttle Publishing
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Imprint |
Tuttle Publishing
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Publication Date |
16 September 2014 |
Publication Country |
United States
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Description
Challenge yourself with these creative new innovations in the ancient art of origami paper folding! Origami Animal Sculpture offers a refreshing take on the endlessly fascinating field of zoomorphic origami paper folding. In this book, origami artist John Szinger shares his unique vision of the wild with detailed how-to instructions for 22 intermediate-to-advanced models of unusual animals and related objects. These expressive lifelike designs incorporate aspects of sculpture, mathematics and 3D design.
Author Biography
John Szinger is an origami artist, engineer, designer, software developer and musician. He started to diagram his models for the OrigamiUSA annual convention as a way to share his art with fellow folders. John lives with his family in Mount Vernon, NY.
Reviews"John Szinger has designed a beautiful array of imaginative and challenging origami animals. These fun projects reveal a wealth of new ideas." --John Montroll, origami designer and author "John Szinger has taken on a wide range of subjects for this book, providing lots of interesting sequences for folders to tackle and enjoy. Szinger distills the essence of each subject and playfully highlights key features, like the eyes of his Cuttlefish and the snout on his Bull Walrus. He achieves clever color changes on pieces like the Common Loon, Inchworm and others. Each model exhibits a profoundly intelligent design methodology. The fun is in folding these gems to discover how each masterpiece will emerge." --Mark Kirschenbaum, origami designer and author "I would give a 5-star rating on this book! The models are pleasantly challenging and provide good practice for aspiring folders like myself, who need to work on difficult folding techniques, such as crimp and sink folds." --Yuki's Origami Blog
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