I made these a year ago in Japan. My host family brought back Docomo cellphone company origami paper that was patterned with only the crease pattern to follow. It wasn’t that difficult. Here are the Docomo mushrooms!
Lion by Satoshi Kamiya.
Frog. Designed by Kamiya Satoshi.
I’m so excited! I just got Kamiya Satoshi’s second anthology of origami diagrams!!! I’ve been wanting to make his phoenix forever, and now I finally have the instructions!! :)
Now that classes are finally done (as is undergrad ><) I can fold a lot more! And spend time with my new book. :3
On another note, I’ve also made made a new blog for all the things I want to reblog but never do, since I have been trying to keep this one focused on my personal pictures. If you want to see what kind of things I would like to reblog but don’t, the url is: waterpaperthoughts.tumblr.com.
Yoroshiku onegaishimasu!
Snow King Protea (a type of Hawaiian flower) designed by Hawai`i’s very own Jodi Fukumoto. I made these for my first origami exhibit in Japan at the Shibuya Women’s Plaza.
Today I noticed the sakura buds getting larger. It’s almost spring!
Origami unit sakura (cherry blossom). Each petal is one sheet of paper (totaling 5 sheets for one sakura).
These were displayed at my 折り紙展 — origami exhibit — at a small sembei shop (あとひきせんべい） in Kawagoe, Saitama, Japan.
A pair of dollar slippers.
Designed by Hawai`i’s Jodi Fukumoto.
Dollar bill toilet to flush away all your problems.
It’s really small.
Designed by Won Park.
The chirping of the Songbird to relieve one of stress.
Designed by Robert J. Lang.
Another kusudama I made years ago (ignore the dust). I think it was 30 sheets of paper?
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