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The art & science of geometric origami, create spectacular paper polyhedra, waves, spirals, fractals and more!, Jun Maekawa ; [translated from Japanese by Andrew Dewar]

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The art & science of geometric origami, create spectacular paper polyhedra, waves, spirals, fractals and more!, Jun Maekawa ; [translated from Japanese by Andrew Dewar]
Language
eng
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
The art & science of geometric origami
Oclc number
1350790859
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Jun Maekawa ; [translated from Japanese by Andrew Dewar]
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create spectacular paper polyhedra, waves, spirals, fractals and more!
Summary
A magnificent new collection of 60 sculptural paper models from a mathematical origami master! Master origami folder and author Jun Maekawa is known for developing innovative new methods of folding origami based on fundamental mathematical principles. In The Art & Science of Geometric Origami, he shows you how to fold over 60 different geometric shapes through clear, easy-to-follow instructions and photos. The unique origami designs in this book include: - New takes on traditional geometric models including the Tetrahedron and Octahedron - Unusual forms like the Tetrapod Wave Breaker, Hyperbolic Illusion Cube -- and a Torii Gate - Quirky pieces like the Double Spiral Tessellation, Branching Tree and Fractal Wave - Biological models such as a Lizard, Tethered Cranes and a realistic Human Figure Folding instructions for each model are prefaced with an extensive introduction to the geometric principles underlying the piece. The models include nontraditional designs folded from unusual papers, including dozens of clever boxes and modular models which are assembled like 3D puzzles!
Target audience
adult
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Art and science of geometric origamiGeometric origami
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