This looks like fun and right up our alley, even if there is cutting involved.
http://foldifyapp.com/
not yet available...
>>> Hank Simon wrote: The traditional flapping bird generates a curved surface
>>> by tension.
>>> Cheng Chit answered: How does this come about? Since all the creases are
>>> straight. The model is
basically flat or can be flatten.
I wasn't complete. When I pull the neck to flap the wings,
Hi All,
I'm back home for a few days visiting family, and I'm doing a
demonstration/teaching event in Minneapolis tomorrow (Thursday, Dec 6) at
Macalester College for the fabulous Wet Paint art supply store.
more info here:
http://www.wetpaintart.com/page.cfm/Current-News/Events.html
We'll be
Matthew said
> Though the argument is clear that Tachi's Origami does not define a whole
> category of origami, rather it is a unique branch in the system.
It's worth checking out this amazing software as well
http://www.tamasoft.co.jp/pepakura-en/
Nick Robinson
Buy my e-book! http://orig
>>> Oksana Chorna wrote: Really, it is not correct to use term "Tachi's
origami" for this type of origami.
>> I was referring to Tachi's technique of folding (3D) closed polyhedral
surfaces...and, there are other ways of folding closed polyhedral surfaces.
Of course, all 3D models, closed or open
Wow, the year is almost ending! Here is my December update.
I have created a new gallery for my single sheet designs that includes my
Fractal Sakura from last week, a variation and some older designs:
http://origamee.net/creation/onesheet/index.html
I updated my 2012 Gallery with models folded
>>> Hank Simon wrote: The traditional flapping bird generates a curved
surface by tension.
How does this come about? Since all the creases are straight. The model is
basically flat or can be flatten.
Cheng Chit
>>> Oksana Chorna wrote: Really, it is not correct to use term "Tachi's
origami" for this type of origami.
I was referring to Tachi's technique of folding (3D) closed polyhedral
surfaces...and, there are other ways of folding closed polyhedral surfaces.
Of course, all 3D models, closed or open su
