Re: [Origami] The most beautiful diagrams I've ever seen
On 26 Mar 2020, at 17:03, Gerardo @neorigami.com wrote: > > I wanted to you show you all the most beautiful diagrams I've ever seen: > https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10222045267662043=a.2083701173429=3 > > I believe the poster is the diagrammer and creator of the model. > > Hope you also enjoy just looking at them =O > > -- > Gerardo > gerardo(a)neorigami.com Thanks, Gerardo! Those really are beautiful diagrams. I hope you and your loved ones are staying safe and doing lots of origami. Matthew
[Origami] The most beautiful diagrams I've ever seen
I wanted to you show you all the most beautiful diagrams I've ever seen: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10222045267662043=a.2083701173429=3 I believe the poster is the diagrammer and creator of the model. Hope you also enjoy just looking at them =O -- Gerardo gerardo(a)neorigami.com
[Origami] Book discounted
Hi, Now that we have more time to fold, I temporarily discounted the price of my book, Origami All Kinds: Single Sheet and Modular Designs, by 25%. While I do not have control over production costs and Amazon's share, I have slashed my own royalty by nearly two thirds. The new price is a steal for a 110p, full color book. You can find on most Amazons worldwide. Book details: http://origamee.net/book7/index.html The flyer is on my homepage: http://origamee.net/ If you are interested in reviews, here are a couple of links: https://origamiusa.org/thefold/article/book-review-origami-all-kinds-single-sheet-and-modular-designs-meenakshi-mukerji https://www.happyfolding.com/book-mukerji-origami_all_kinds Keep calm and fold on! Thanks, Meenakshi -- _ Origami home: http://www.origamee.net Instagram: @origamee Facebook: facebook.com/origamee.net Flickr: mmukhopadhyay
Re: [Origami] Better Kami?
Hi Ian, I find that most of the papers the Origami Shop sell are tougher than kami. In particular the golden river paper is my favorite and their tissue foil is pretty neat too. They are expensive. Probably the best cheap solution that is durable is double tissue. I found that if I only burnish a crease the first time I make it and burnish to better settle complex sinks and collapses and the rest of the time keep a light touch to the folding, it is much less likely for to fatigue or tear kami and the paper still looks crisp and sharp at the end. David On Wed, Mar 25, 2020 at 9:17 PM Ian McRobbie wrote: > Hi all, > > I love the color variety and availability of kami but I've grown tired of > living in fear of it tearing when I fold even intermediate-complexity > models. Is there a stronger ready-made alternative to kami? What do you use > when you need a duo paper that's tougher than standard kami? > > Thanks, > Ian >
Re: [Origami] Source for black duo paper
OrigamiUSA has black/red sheets (nice for cardinals) > > > On 3/25/2020 12:01 PM, Dawn Tucker via Origami wrote: >> Does anyone know of a source for paper (traditional squares or even large >> sheets I could cut) that is solid black on one side and another solid color >> on the other side? >> Thanks!Dawn Tucker, O'Fallon, MO
