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Let’s fold an origami crescent moon designed by Luisa Canovi. What makes it interesting is that none of the folds are curved. You crease a grid of straight lines into a diamond, then collapse all of them at once, and the flat sheet pulls itself into a curve.
A model built this way is called a corrugation. Instead of folding one flap at a time and watching a shape bu...
Let’s fold the Vertigo, a twelve-unit modular cube designed by Francesco Mancini. Hold the finished model at two opposite corners, twist, and the whole cube compresses into a rhombic dodecahedron. Let go and it opens back out.
This is the first action origami on the site. Action models are folded to move, and this one earns the name. It looks good sitting on a shelf...
The origami Imoseyama cranes are two birds that share one sheet of paper, joined wing to wing and never meant to come apart.
Folders in Japan have been making connected cranes, or renzuru, for well over two centuries. The oldest instructions we have for them sit in a book from 1797 called Hiden Senbazuru Orikata, the earliest known book about origami as a p...