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Fun java game featuring sand, slugs, and gravity. very silly, rather fun.
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very interesting lamp made of cast unryu paper. folding idea?
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Origami Joel on flickr!
I’m pleased as punch to see Joel Cooper joining the ranks of origami folders on Flickr.
So take a look at his current photos, subscribe to an RSS feed so you see anything new posted, or join Flickr yourself and add him as a contact, so you see any of his photos show up in your daily feed or “home page” on flickr.
Also, don’t hesitate to check out the great origami community we have going on over here, at both the Origami Tessellations group and the Folding Freaks Origami group!
Joel’s user page, as linked above, is here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/origamijoel/
if you are a member of Flickr, you can send him a message through their messaging facility. Useful in case you’re looking to get a hold of him, too.
He’s got some amazingly impressive tessellation work that I’m excited to see. very good stuff!
links for 2006-01-08
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newer location for Andy WIlson’s origami photos. Extremely impressive origami tessellation work here, especially with glassine paper.
links for 2006-01-07
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nice page with photos from Go Guspath, primarily of original origami creations. some nice work here!
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interesting paperfolding craft/origami idea- simple way to fold a 3d block shape into a flat plane. check out the pyramid of blocks, near the bottom.
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Japanese blog featuring origami, papercrafts, and other crafty goodies. some really neat ideas here.
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japanese blog w/ many geometry focused ideas- origami, paperfolding, knots, artwork, etc.
Hideo Komatsu website update
Hideo Komatsu has updated his website – with greatly improved navigation, photo links, and descriptions.
I am a huge fan of his work, and a regular reader of his blog; it’s great to see the two linked together more closely now, as well.
Thank you, Komatsu-san, for all your hard work, and your willingness to share your wonderful designs with the rest of us. It is deeply appreciated.
his latest design, which I hadn’t seen before today: a Sheep
Babelfish translated link here, for the english version. Babelfish does a horrendous job of translating Japanese, so I’d almost just recommend to not bother, but it’s your decision to make.