Submitted by Sara on 1 July 2012 - 6:50pm
Designer:
Fuse, Tomoko
Folder:
Adams, Sara
Model type:
Spirals
Geometry
Review of the paper used:
Paper: irregular shape cut from Elephant Hide, approx. 26.3cm long, 19cm wide
Model: diameter of 7.2cm, when pressed flat 3mm high (expanded about 5.5cm)
Comments
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on 3 July 2012 - 3:33pm Permalink
fantastic.. i'll order the
fantastic.. i'll order the limited edition very soon...
Submitted by Ancella (not verified) on 4 July 2012 - 9:53pm Permalink
Simply superb!
I love your choice of paper for this design. This book definitely looks interesting... thanks for pointing out the source, too. Will definitely look into getting my hands on a copy. :-)
Submitted by Sara on 5 July 2012 - 7:25am Permalink
Thanks
Ah, thanks. :) We'll see when I find the time to fold another one of these whirlpool spirals. My fingers are itching already. We've got a longer train trip ahead of us next week, perhaps that'll give me the chance. Keeping my fingers crossed!
-- Sara
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on 8 February 2013 - 11:23pm Permalink
what is the name of themodel
what is the name of themodel on the cover?
Submitted by Stefano (not verified) on 17 August 2018 - 4:17pm Permalink
Crease Pattern
Hi Sara,
Thank you for your tutorials! I have purchased this beautiful book a couple of months ago, and when I got to whirlpool spirals I started figuring out (a) what shape should the initial sheet of paper be (b) how can I build the Crease Patterns? After failing to understand, I gave up and started looking in the internet for solutions, and bumped into your videos. So, I understand that it's not sufficient to have a sheet of paper, but one would also need at least either a goniometre or the software you mentioned. Is that correct? Tomoko Fuse should have mentioned that in the book :)
Thanks
Stefano
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