Clamp 90-90 by Tomoko Fuse (reverse engineered) |
Santiago Ball by Mette Pederson |
Whip by Miyuki Kawamura More in Strip Gami gallery |
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Hexagonal Star models by Tomoko Fuse - a Truncated Tetrahedron (left) and two views of a Truncated Octahedron. Revisiting her "Unit Origami" book is a pleasure even after a decade! |
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Edwin Corrie's Peacock from The Encyclopedia of Origami is a nice deviation from modulars! Peacocks can be flattened as on the right for using on cards or stuffing into envelopes. |
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Two views of Amaryllis by Miyuki Kawamura from Origami Tanteidan Magazine, Volume 14, Issue 80 |
24-Unit Cube by Jeff Beynon Units begin with fish-base |
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A dodecahedron from Tomoko Fuse's book "Origami Designs" with my own inserts (left) and variations (center and right). |
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Two views of a brilliant modular by Denver Lawson. Some people call it the Artichoke. Each face is made up of six layers of duo paper. With this random coloring, the model looks like a burst of colors or reminds one of a keliedoscope. |
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Tensegrity by Ian Harrison, August BOS Newsletter |
Rhododendron from "Origami Flower Balls" by Yoshihide Momotani & 30 unit assembly of our good old Fortune Tellers (Cootie Catchers) | ||
Maypole folded by David Petty using Ian Harrison's Tensegrity units |