I was deeply honored to receive an invitation to teach at the 4th Origami World Marathon (OWM4). Among the various origami models I proposed, the one they specifically requested me to teach is the one I’m about to share with you. I initially had some concerns because this particular model is rather intricate and time-consuming […]
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In goldfish terminology, "fancy" means double-tailed. They were first documented in the Ming Dynasty (C.E. 1368-1644) of China. From an evolution perspective, such mutation is detrimental as it makes them incapable of swimming faster and thus less competitive for natural selection. Goldfish breeders, however, do love such appearance, and various breeds has been kept ever […]
This design wasn’t exactly based on particular species of Cockatoo, but it more or less resembles the sulphur-crested cockatoo, yellow-crested cockatoo, or the Major Mitchell’s cockatoo (without the color changing effect). To be honest, I didn’t thoroughly study cockatoo species and anatomy before I work on this design, so I made several mistakes on my […]
This model means a lot to me, as it was my first design that takes more than 100 steps to fold, and it was also the very first design I sent to Robert J. Lang in our correspondence. I still remember how he enjoyed folding this model, and how his words of encouragement drove me […]
Recently I had been discussing my edge-river method (ERM) with several folders on Discord and received fairly good responses. I even began to observe several successful designs emerge from it, so I think it’s about time that I briefly write about the subject. My goal here is to give a quick idea of what ERM […]
It’s really been a while since my last original design, as I was so busy with so many different matters. Back in September I began the designing of this model using my edge-river method, and the precreasing of it was done in early October, but then I was totally sidetracked by the development of Oriedita, […]
THIS IS NOT THE NAZI’S SYMBOL!! The Sauwastika (or Sauvastika), is a traditional symbol in Hinduism and Buddhism. Since the Tang dynasty of China, its meaning has been officially defined as "the crossroad of all the good fortunes and virtues". Its mirror image (the Swastika), when tilted, is unfortunately used by the most notorious madman […]
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