Join us on the live conversations with origami artists where they share and talk about their personal journey, stories, and sometimes unconventional ideas about
@RubyChilds Hi, Thanks for reaching out!
I am thinking about it, but it require a lot of time for editing and preparing the recordings for publishing online.
Join us today on Origami Talk where we are going to chat with Peter Engel.
We are going to talk about Art, Intuition, Serendipity, Escher and much more.
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In 2 hours we will be meeting with Ben Parker. He will be going to demonstrate and teaches us his unique way of gridding technique for #origami#tessellations.
You also have the chance to ask him questions directly during the session.
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Last week we chatted with the amazing @Icarus_mid_air where he shared his story and journey in art. He showed us his tools, work desk, fantastic artworks with an exclusive sneak peek into his new project. It was a great session!
#origamitalk
Last Sunday, we chatted with Evan Zodl. He showed us his designs, and we talked about his 12 years journey of creating instructional videos for his YT channel as well as getting a look into the start to finish process of his very well created video tutorials. So much fun!
Evan Zodl has spent many years designing original origami models inspired by fractals, spirals, and recursive patterns found in nature.
#origami#evanzodl#fractal#origamitalk
Evan is a 24-year-old origami artist from New Jersey.He began making instructional origami videos on YouTube in 2008. Since that time, he has taught origami to tens of millions of people around the globe and has developed a following of over 130,000 people.
#origamitalk
Noah Started experimenting with cans since 2004:
"So it has been over 15 years that I've been doing it. Although I have been focused on it as an art form and practice for about 6 years."
- Noah Deledda
some control that can be had over the dents and forms and that you can kind of form ridges and direct the shape of the denting. A little spark went off and then something that I returned to later and the idea started to emerge and I just became obsessed with it."
#noahdeledda
Noah Deledda told us the story of how he started denting and folding the cans and his unique style of art:
"I Was on a road trip with a friend. I Had a drink and then an empty can and had nothing much else to do. I actually crushed the can slightly and noticed that there is