One sheet of A4, cut in half to make a double turkish-map-fold and a small quadruple version, in progress -
The tiniest one just didn't happen! The double version with just lines seems like a dead end (even after some extra folding of points back on themselves), but the quadruple version could have possibilities for storing or displaying small slips of paper...
I like how the lines meet, and "someday"will see what happens with rectangles folded this wa. Perhaps the print needs to be on one side only?
The tiniest one just didn't happen! The double version with just lines seems like a dead end (even after some extra folding of points back on themselves), but the quadruple version could have possibilities for storing or displaying small slips of paper...
I like how the lines meet, and "someday"will see what happens with rectangles folded this wa. Perhaps the print needs to be on one side only?
As I look at what you're doing with your printed papers, I wonder if you know the book, Supersurfaces,folding as a method of generating forms for architecture,products and fashion.
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Happy Easter! Still learning from you and envying your life in London.
Thanks, Joanne - I'll look for that book - it opens up a whole new avenue!
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