[Origami] Third Joisel Award

The American Institute of Architects and American Society of Landscape Architects require totally blind entries for their awards programs at the national (including international projects) and the local level (including NYC and various local chapters in states or metro areas) . In fact if you

[Origami] Maps

I’m not sure how many maps are printed any more! People use the maps on their phones and the transit apps which also give you up to date schedules. Get Outlook for iOS

Re: [Origami] Origami Digest, Vol 192, Issue 4

Keith, Try Meetup.com and look for NYC origami events. There are in person and Zoom events that have regular times and, if in person, regular places to meet. Donna Get Outlook for iOS From: Origami on behalf of

[Origami] Strawberry by Michael Shall???

I don’t recall that Michael designed a Strawberry, but he frequently taught Rae Cooker’s famous strawberry model. He also diagrammed it. His diagrams are publishd in The Paper, No 51, June 1995, an issue which was a tribute to him after his untimely death. It is available from the Source at

Re: [Origami] Origami Digest, Vol 189, Issue 11

Sorting topics is easily done with your delete button for the level of traffic on this list. Be grateful to Ann for the time she already spends! Donna Get Outlook for iOS From: Origami on behalf of

[Origami] George Rhoads

I learned a George Rhoads elephant 5 or so years ago at the BOS Autumn meeting. One of his kinetic sculptures is, or was, in the north building of the Port Authority Bus Terminal at 42nd Street in NYC. Last I saw it, it was in need of some restoration work but some parts were still working

[Origami] Folded Squares brand origami paper

appearing as the backside of the colored sheet. I love it and do wish for a slightly larger size. But I have other papers for that--don't we all! Donna Walcavage

[Origami] Donkeys

There is a great donkey model by Raymond M'Lain, that I folded in the late 80's but I think it was created earlier than that. It is called 'Democratic Donkey' as I recall. Donna Walcavage