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Place navigation on the left of the screenI have been known to make the occassional thing out out of folded paper but Robert Lang’s work is absolutely amazing. I think I will be ordering a book or two in the near future. (The frog and flower are mine btw).
Found on my first trip to Boingboing.
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- Frog and Lotus
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- Lotus
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[...] the runways have dictated that we must embrace origami style folds in our clothing this season. of course, the designers may tell us what to wear, but and it’s ultimately the consumer who has the final word on what trends will fly and what won’t. personally, i dig the origami folded fabric and pleated look… it’s funky and cool and kinda futuristic looking. but what to drink out of when you’re wearing your new christian dior folded dress? well an equally folded martini glass of course, to make totally sure you’re origami chic. actually, it might be easier to sew the dress than to follow these directions, but some people just have a genius for folding paper. i once knew a hard core origamist and what can be made out of a piece of paper, or two, without the used of scissors, glue or tape is simply astounding. and not for a brain like mine. good luck paper imbibers, may the fold be with you… SEE INSTRUCTIONS, thanks to creator STEVE HECHT. [...]