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Fold and display papercraft works of art with this intermediate to advanced origami book.

Adirondack animals, cephalopods and arctic marine mammals are just a few of the realistic and elegant origami models youll be able to fold with this unique book.Origami Animal Sculpture offers a refreshing take on the endlessly fascinating field of animal origami paper folding. In this book, folders will find beautiful photos, clear directions and an instructional DVD that make the creatures in this new collection a joy to fold and display. Author John Szinger has put together expressive lifelike 3D origami with intermediate-to-advanced models of unusual animals and related objects.

This origami book contains:
128 page, full-color book
22 original origami models
Step-by-step instructions
Colorful diagrams and photographs
Origami folders will find that the sculptures they create are customized to exhibit the subjects personality and attitude. Szingers attention to detail is the hallmark of his work. Hes been folding paper for most of his life, starting with paper airplanes at a young age. He devoured origami books at his local library and soon began experimenting with his own designs. Ten years ago, Szinger came back to origami after a long hiatus and began attending conventions, where he met other dedicated folders and was inspired to create his own original models. From these encounters, he began folding origami pieces for personal enjoyment, and to share with other origami makers.

Origami models include:
Foxy Fox
Brown Bear
Octopus
Giant Squid
Bull Walrus
Elephant Seal
Narwhal
Inchworm
Butterfly
And many more!

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For Michelle and ElizabethAcknowledgments
Thanks to John Montroll, friend and mentor, to Brian Webb, Paul Frasco, to everyone else who test-folded these models and gave me feedback and support, and to OrigamiUSA. Special thanks to Bob Plotkin for the wonderful photography, and to my Tuttle Publishing editor, Jon Steever, who was instrumental in shaping this book. Super-special thanks to my wife Jeannie for continually indulging me in my passion for origami and helping in every way imaginable outside of actually folding.
Credits
All models designed, folded and diagrammed by John Szinger. Photographs by Bob Plotkin.
Adirondack Animals The woods of the Northeast are a great source of - photo 1
Adirondack AnimalsThe woods of the Northeast are a great source of inspiration for origami. One thing about animals as subject matter is that they tend to share body structure, and lend themselves to variation on a theme. The Foxy Fox uses a variation on the stretched Bird Base. The Adirondack Moose uses a variation of the Fox Base. The Bear, meanwhile, introduces my Bear Base. Bases are fun because they can be varied to the point where the original base may no longer be expressed at all. These are relatively complex models, and offer good opportunities for sculpting at the final step.Adirondack Camp This is the only section not concerned with living subjects - photo 2
Adirondack CampThis is the only section not concerned with living subjects. Built objects offer their own design challenges. Foremost among these is that model must assume its three-dimensional form and hold together securely. These intermediate models are all inspired by the natural world, particularly the Adirondack Mountains and their environs. Choose a larger sheet for the Lean-To if you want to fold the Adirondack Camp objects to go together as a set.Canoe Cutting through the cool smooth waters of a northern lake almost - photo 3
CanoeCutting through the cool, smooth waters of a northern lake, almost silently; the only sound is the slight splash of the oars. Around the next bend you might spot a butterfly, a loon, or even a moose. In a canoe you can see many special places that you could not reach otherwise. This canoe features a fully three-dimensional, sculptural design, and even has a little bench.
  • Recommended paper: 6" square or larger. This model works well with a variety of papers including typical origami paper. For thicker papers you may wish to wet-fold the crimps in step 13.
  • Begin with a square, white side up.
1 Fold and unfold the diagonals Turn the model - photo 41 Fold and unfold the diagonals Turn the model over - photo 51. Fold and unfold the diagonals. Turn the model over.
2 Fold two opposite corners to the center Turn the model over - photo 62. Fold two opposite corners to the center. Turn the model over.
3 Fold two opposite edges to the center - photo 73. Fold two opposite edges to the center.
4 Rabbit ear the two corner flaps 5 - photo 84. Rabbit ear the two corner flaps.
5 Squash fold the two tabs to form the bench - photo 95. Squash fold the two tabs to form the bench.
6 Fold the two edges under locking the tabs together - photo 106. Fold the two edges under, locking the tabs together.
7 Fold the edges to the center through all layers and unfold - photo 117. Fold the edges to the center through all layers and unfold.
8 Fold the model in half 9 - photo 128. Fold the model in half.
9 Make reverse folds Rotate the model clockwise slightly - photo 13
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