Jul 11, 2020
Spread Hex Tessellation (Eric Gjerde) folded by me :)
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Spread Hex Tessellation (Eric Gjerde) folded by me :)
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Reveal by Eric Gjerde Via Flickr: a new work, framed and mounted in a shadowbox. made from handmade paper created by my partner, Ioana Stoian. measuring roughly 34x26cm.
Books On Books Collection - Ioana Stoian
Books On Books Collection – Ioana Stoian
Nous Sommes (2015)
Nous Sommes (2015) Ioana Stoian Nine handmade-paper forms in handmade cloth-covered boxes, fitted to flapped container with magnetic seals, enclosed in cloth-covered Solander box. H310 x W305 x D54 mm. Acquired from the artist, 4 July 2017. Photos: Books On Books.
“Nous sommes”, the French for “we are”. But who is “we” here? Opening the first two flaps inside the blue-grey…
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Double triangle sawtooth by Miguel Angel Blanco Muñoz. I have liked how time seemed to slow down, folding the grid.
Celtic Circle (design Eric Gjerde) pour le thème de janvier “Blanc” par Soléna
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“Square Weave” on a 32-grid designed by Eric Gjerde. Folded by Annalisa from a 7.5x15 cm (1:2) rectangle of duo kami. Instructions found in Origami Tessellations by Eric Gjerde.
I liked both sides of this tessellation so much that I decided it needed to be done in double-sided paper. And I thought I might try to make it into a bookmark. I’m not sure that this is quite the right proportions for a bookmark, but it still looks cool, so I’m happy.
Nobody necessarily likes pre-creasing grids, including me... However, I think it’s important to think of it more as a meditative process, and instead of as a chore
Eric Gjerde in his article on pre-creasing grids - full of practical advice: http://www.origamitessellations.com/2013/02/how-to-pre-creasing/