Cat. Designed and folded by me, 2019. 24x24 cm kami. I haven't found a nicer paper to fold it with. If anyone has paper suggestions, please feel free to send them my way. 🙂
今年の探偵団コンベンションの二日に「小さいせみ」の講習します。
楽しと思います。どうぞよろしくお願いいたします。
There will be a workshop for my model "Little cicada" at this year's Tanteidan convention.
Its not too difficult so please come! I'm looking forward to teaching it.
Me, Myself, and Homuncul(I)
37.5x25 cm
22.5° based Origami tessellation on cyanotype print.
One uncut 75x50 cm rectangle of washi paper.
Designed and folded by me, 12/25
@keimorisue Haha, Thanks Kei. Its a really strange method that's not very convenient IRL but its still fascinating in my opinion. Perhaps you can find an interesting use for it. 🙂
A (potentially undiscovered?) way to find Nth grid references via reflection. I'm honestly not sure If it's actually a new method or just one that's barely documented elsewhere, but I wanted to share it nonetheless. 🙂 1/3
HexSumo
Designed June 2023, Folded Aug 2023
From one uncut hexagon.
I suppose now is also as good a time as ever to also announce I'll be moving to Japan closer to the end of the month! My Japanese isn't very great right now but I will study hard! よろしくお願いします
There's an infinite number of pairs of reflected slopes and an infinite number of reflecting slopes. The reality is the majority of them aren't useful in a real-world scenario. Often the paired slope is just as unusual as the original one you may be trying to find. 3/3
basically, what it boils down to is when you have 3 angles sharing a point. if the largest angle + the smallest angle = 2x the middle angle, then the middle angle is bisecting the others and can be used to reflect either of them. 2/3
@debaoki@mangasplaining@zdarsky I highly recommend checking out "Hana-chan and the Shape of the World" from @yenpress
It's an almost all-ages (some images that may be a bit scary for very young ones.) oneshot with amazing art. Unfortunately, The book was somewhat overlooked when it came out back in 2021.
Little Cicada.
15cm Kami.
22.5°
Designed and folded by me. Dec 2022
Inspired by the Traditional Cicada origami model as well as the Traditional Cicada Mimic designed by @chosetec which was taught at the OrigamiUSA annual convention back in June. 😃