Origami Animal Sculpture: Paper Folding Inspired by Nature: Fold and Display Intermediate to Advanced Origami Art: Origami Book with 22 Models a [With

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 you'll 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 instructional videos online 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. Szinger's attention to detail is the hallmark of his work. He's 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 to fold 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 much more

Author: John Szinger
Publisher: Tuttle Publishing
Published: 09/16/2014
Pages: 128
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 1.40lbs
Size: 10.90h x 8.50w x 0.60d
ISBN: 9784805312629

About the Author
John Szinger is an origami artist, engineer, designer, software developer and musician. He started to diagram his models for the OrigamiUSA annual convention as a way to share his art with fellow folders. John lives with his family in Mount Vernon, NY.