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Rooster 2017
Wet-folded from 1 uncut square of Arches paper
This is a development of my old Rooster 2014. After making the 2014, I thought about adding toes and tail to it. It’s quite simple in technique, yet challenging in folding at such a large size, a 90cm square.
Exhibited in:
2019
Origami Vietnam, Escuela Museo Origami Zaragoza - EMOZ, Zaragoza, SPAIN
2017
Arte e Xeometria con Papel , Santiago de Compostela, SPAIN
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Boiled Chicken 2017
Wet-folded from 1 uncut square of Elephanthide paper.
2017 was the Year of Rooster in Vietnam. Many people folded chickens or roosters for this event. I wanted to make something different and fun. Boiled chicken is a popular dish that all families in Vietnam make in their Lunar new year holidays.
Buffalo 2016
Wet-folded from 1 uncut square of paper.
The model were designed in 2016 for Lancome. This version is re-folded in 2017.
Rose 2016
Commissioned work
The flower is from 1 uncut square, The branches and leaves are from 4 squares.
Another work I made for Lancome, based on their logo.
Horse 2016
Commissioned work
Wet-folded from 2 uncut squares of Elephanthide paper.
A modification of my previous horse for Lancome. This time, I tried to make it more dynamic and lively.
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Horse 2016
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Commissioned work
Wet-folded from 2 uncut squares of Arches watercolour paper.
This was created for Lancome 2017 Lunar New Year campaign. After many tests to design a horse from 1 piece of paper, I decided to try to make one from 2 pieces, which I rarely do. It was fun, as the result made me satisfied, and it’s easy to make. My favourite thing is that all the head was from 1 flap of paper, turned out to be enough for making its face, eyes ears and mane.
After this one, I made a lot of other animals from multiple pieces of paper.
Butterfly 2014
Wet-folded from 1 uncut square of crumpled-paper.
Dolphin 2015
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Commissioned work. September 2015
The dolphin is from 1 uncut square. The wave is from another square.
Prisma Origami 2016
I had some fun playing with Prisma, a photo filter app.
Nude 2016
Wet-folded from a square piece of Arches watercolor paper.
A quick study with female body, which I think is one of the most difficult subjects for origami (and for any other art).
Exhibited in:
2016
Mujeres de Papel, Origami Museum, Zaragoza, SPAIN
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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Tiger mask 2016
Designed in January 2014
Wet-folded from 1 uncut square of Arches watercolor paper, 300gsm, in 2016.
For the mouth, I used the pattern that Roman Diaz used for his Tiger and Lion masks.
Exhibited in:
2017
Arte e Xeometria con Papel, Santiago de Compostela, SPAIN
Shining Star 2015
Commissioned work
Wet-folded from 1 uncut pentagon of Arches watercolor paper, 180gsm
Instructions on my Youtube channel HTQuyet Origami :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KM3SYa-B0vg
Rhino 2015
From fox-base. Created in early 2015. Wet-folded from 1 uncut square of Arches watercolor paper, 300gsm.
In 2009 I created a Rhino from the waterbomb base (a popular base in Origami), with a similar appearance. However I wasn't satisfied with some details and structure so I kept it there, and waited, for the right moment. After over 5 years, I found a solution with my fox-base. Inspired by Giang Dinh's Bison, I keep this model as much simple as possible. Actually, for me, it still has too many details.
References: Giang Dinh's Bison: http://giangdinh.com/diagrams/ Fox base: https://c1.staticflickr.com/9/8574/16373385842_7f534cf4af_c.jpg
Exhibited in:
2017
Arte e Xeometria con Papel , Santiago de Compostela, SPAIN
Killer Whale 2015
Wet-folded from 1 uncut square of Arches watercolor paper, 300gsm, 46cm
After creating a Blue whale, I had some ideas and developed it into this Killer whale. The details are not identically like real, but I would like to capture the movement and feeling of the real animal. Actually he is still too realistic for me. I will probably refold if I have new idea.
Exhibited in:
2019
Origami Vietnam, Escuela Museo Origami Zaragoza - EMOZ, Zaragoza, SPAIN
2017
Arte e Xeometria con Papel, Santiago de Compostela, SPAIN
2015
OORAA Origami Convention 9th, Lyon, FRANCE
Swan 2015
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Wet-folded from 1 uncut square of Arches watercolor paper, 300gsm, 40cm
This is my latest swan design. The head is different to any origami swan I’ve ever know. There is not any references to fold this model, just estimating from the very first step.
Exhibited in:
2015
OORAA Origami Convention 9th, Lyon, FRANCE
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
Penguin 2015
Wet-folded from 1 uncut square of Arches watercolor paper, 300gsm, 28cm
Penguins are popular subjects in origami. Most of them have a similar approach, one corner is for the head, two others are for wings, and the last one for the tail and legs. Actually, this one is not different, still the same structure. I just wanted to bring something personally, like the posture, the way I make its head and eyes, a clean chest, and a bit feeling. Both the mother and the baby have the same approach and structure, just a little change in ratio of how much space to use for the head.
Exhibited in:
2016:
Origami Universe, Chimei Museum, Tainan, TAIWAN
Origami: Living World, National Museum of History, Taipei city, TAIWAN
2015
OORAA Origami Convention 9th, Lyon, FRANCE
Clydesdale 2015
Designed in 2014, folded in 2015
Wet-folded from 1 uncut square of Arches watercolor paper, 300gsm.
2014 was the year of the horse, I created a horse to celebrate the new year, look almost the same to this one, but had two pointy fore-legs. After that I saw there was room for development and used just curvy folds to form the legs, make it feel like a clydesdale, a breed of horse which I was in love with. Arches makes the difference here, as it’s perfect to create such a form in origami.
Exhibited in:
2016:
Origami Universe, Chimei Museum, Tainan, TAIWAN
Origami: Living World, National Museum of History, Taipei city, TAIWAN
2015
OORAA Origami Convention 9th, Lyon, FRANCE