thx for your fantastic designs. I learned many aspects of origami from your books. I am glad I saw your blog. my favorite origami masters are Fujimoto, Philip Shen, Paul Jackson, Nick Robinson, Tomoko Fusse, ...
Thanks, Amir. I am so glad you found this blog. That is indeed a list of famous names, and it seems we share a love of elegance and relative simplicity in paperfolding design. It is a delight to me to have people from so many countries read this blog and to continue to see how paperfolding can bring people together in peace and harmony. When I started the blog I didn't intend to write anything like so much about paperfolding history. I must try to write more about some other aspects soon ... Take care
I found this blog because I wanted to make a puzzle purse for my boyfriend, there are a lot of videos in the internet with tutorials but not history. And I enjoy the history and the background of everything, the little (but enormous) details. I read The Public Paperfolding History Project and I found what I was looking. Thank you very much for your investigation and knowledge, and for sharing your love for paperfolding. If you give me permission, I’d love to share some of your work in social media, specifically that page :) like a tutorial with some context (I don’t really have many followers, but I really think more people should know you!!) Greetings from a Venezuelan in Mexico :)
Thank you for the kind words, Grace. I hope your boyfriend appreciated his puzzle purse Valentine! You are very welcome to share any of my stuff on your social media. I do agree with you that historical context is always important. If only more people realised that ...
Thanks a lot David for starting this blog. I love modular origami, and I look forward to learning a lot from you.
Thank you, Laura. And thanks for all the help you have given, and continue to give, me.
thx for your fantastic designs. I learned many aspects of origami from your books. I am glad I saw your blog. my favorite origami masters are Fujimoto, Philip Shen, Paul Jackson, Nick Robinson, Tomoko Fusse, ...
I hope the best for you.
Thanks, Amir. I am so glad you found this blog. That is indeed a list of famous names, and it seems we share a love of elegance and relative simplicity in paperfolding design. It is a delight to me to have people from so many countries read this blog and to continue to see how paperfolding can bring people together in peace and harmony. When I started the blog I didn't intend to write anything like so much about paperfolding history. I must try to write more about some other aspects soon ... Take care
I found this blog because I wanted to make a puzzle purse for my boyfriend, there are a lot of videos in the internet with tutorials but not history. And I enjoy the history and the background of everything, the little (but enormous) details. I read The Public Paperfolding History Project and I found what I was looking. Thank you very much for your investigation and knowledge, and for sharing your love for paperfolding. If you give me permission, I’d love to share some of your work in social media, specifically that page :) like a tutorial with some context (I don’t really have many followers, but I really think more people should know you!!) Greetings from a Venezuelan in Mexico :)
Thank you for the kind words, Grace. I hope your boyfriend appreciated his puzzle purse Valentine! You are very welcome to share any of my stuff on your social media. I do agree with you that historical context is always important. If only more people realised that ...
All good wishes in you new endeavor!