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6-Pointed Crown (Christiane Bettens)
19 March 2012 - 5:22am — SaraDesigner:
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Paper: hexagon with a side length of 10.5cm / diameter of 21cm, red/gold paper-backed foil
Model: diameter of 6.4cm, height of 5.5cm
Google Doodle (Robert Lang): Time lapse
14 March 2012 - 9:56pm — SaraDesigner:
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March 14th 2012 marked the 101st anniversary of Akira Yoshizawa's birthday. In his honor, Google launched a worldwide origami doodle, featuring a butterfly designed by Akira Yoshizawa - and a Google doodle designed and folded by Robert J. Lang.
This is a time lapse, sped up by factor 256, showing how I fold the Google doodle designed by Robert J. Lang. Thanks to Robert for this fun design and his permission to make this time lapse available to you.
Google Doodle (Robert J. Lang): Tant
14 March 2012 - 8:21pm — SaraDesigner:
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Ok, second version, now with colors. :)
While taking the photograph I tried to somewhat replicate the way the letters were placed for the doodle. Close enough, close enough. Didn't add any butterflies, though!
Paper: Tant, various colors
G: 17.2cm by 7.4cm
o: 14.3cm by 7.4cm
g: 26.3cm by 7.4cm
l: 8.2cm by 7.4cm
e: 14.4cm by 7.4cm
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G: 5.7cm wide, 6.4cm high, 2.5cm deep
o: 3.9cm wide, 3.9cm high, 2.5cm deep
g: 4.7cm wide, 7.8cm high, 2.5cm deep
l: 1.9cm high, 6.3cm wide, 2.5cm deep
e: 4.0cm wide, 4.1cm high, 2.5cm deep
Google Doodle (Robert J. Lang)
14 March 2012 - 1:19pm — SaraDesigner:
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Today marks the 101st anniversary of Akira Yoshizawa's birthday. In his honor, Google launched a worldwide origami doodle, featuring a butterfly designed by Akira Yoshizawa - and a Google doodle designed and folded by Robert J. Lang.
Seeing that the crease patterns were posted for this, I simply had to give it a go. This really is just a test fold, I'll have to start looking for suitably colored paper now. :)