Origami Tessellation Tutorial: Adulthood (Ilan Garibi and Hagay Golan)
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- čas přidán 10. 01. 2019
- Paper used in this video: square with a side length of 23 cm (9 in), kami
Model: square with a side length of 13 cm (5 in), height of 7 mm (0.3 in)
This video shows how to fold the origami tessellation "Adulthood" designed by Ilan Garibi and Hagay Golan.
Ilan kindly gave me permission to make this video accessible to you.
Diagrams are published in the book "Origami Tessellations for Everyone" by Ilan Garibi: www.happyfolding.com/book-gar...
Videos/playlists featured in the video:
How to fold a square grid accurately: • Origami Basics: Foldin...
Designing Tessellations Guide (Tessellesson): • Short Version: Origami...
Playlist of tessellation tutorials: • Origami Tutorials: Tes...
Related website post: www.happyfolding.com/instruct...
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Very few people actually do tessellation tutorials. I think they are harder to record than other models. So thanks for the good work
Yes, they definitely include a different process. So I'm glad to hear you appreciate the work I put into them.
This takes me back to the nightmare that was collapsing Jeremy Shafer's flasher lol
Or maybe it will be a pleasant dream. :)
Lol same
I want to try his flasher but I don't have the paper for it and im very inexperienced in the flasher part of Origami.
Done ! With a golden paper kraft. It's like a jewel. Thank you and the designers of course!
Such a beautiful tessellation and a perfect lesson as always! Glad I finally folded it, thank you Sara!
Thank you so much for this lovely, easy to follow tutorial! I have successfully folded this model thanks to you :)
Congrats on folding it - I'm glad my tutorial helped with it.
Brilliant folding as usual 💕👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💕
Thank you very much for this great tutorial. I love tesselations and I immediately folded this model with your help. It turned out gerat.
Congrats, I'm glad my tutorial helped!
I am in awe of your skills. I tried this first with regular printer paper then with the colored printer paper which is a heavier weight and was much easier to collapse so to do this with kami is very impressive on your part. I'd like to repay your tip on creasing with a tool with my discovery that the dense foam sheets found in the children's craft section in stores substitute quite well for a cutting sheet for this model and are much cheaper. Thanks for another great tutorial!
Yes, heavier paper is easier to collapse. But I try to show that standard paper works, too, it's just a bit trickier. Patience is key. :)
Well, another tessellation! I'll leave it pending for later, I've spent the holidays folding tessellations of Lydia Diard, but this model of the video is very interesting, I think the tessellation is evolving beyond the flat folds and angles very marked, it is very interesting to see designs like those of Ilan Garibi and Hagay Golan. Thank you for sharing and expanding the horizons of origami
I hope you'll enjoy it when you get to it. :)
Congratulations on your wonderful work.
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😍😍😍 this is beautiful!
Another great tutorial. I'll definitely be checking out Ilan Garibi's book.
Definitely do, it's a superb book!
Ordered it yesterday. Also bought the templates you recommended in your Christmas Origami Giveaway video.
Thank you so much for this tutorial!
You're welcome!
Five minutes in I didn’t have the tool so I used the part of a nail clipper that is round and pushes your cuticles back. It worked really well.
Glorious. Well done
Thanks!
This is so good. I'm totally making this.
How did it go?
It went amazing!!!! :D
Do you think I could fold a mini version of this model with a 16x16 grid instead of 32x32, because I only have 6 inch kami? It would be called "teenhood" and with an 8x8 (if possible) would be childhood lol
The book actually includes different tessellations in the "Hood Family": Childhood, Childhood Evolved, Growing Up and finally Adulthood. The 8x8 has just one zig-zag. On a 16-division grid, you could have 3 zig-zags on each side. So do give it a try!
Wow, that's cool!
xD
perfect
Superspannendes Thema! Es wäre leichter für mich, wenn insbesondere die schrägen Falten im Video mit Farbe hervorgehoben wären. Ich sitze jetzt schon eine Weile hier und versuche nachzuzählen, ob ich es richtig mache...
first...
am here for your voice... 😊😊😊😊
wat happened to the give away contest???
are the result announced????
No, not yet. I'll have to see when I can squeeze a video in - maybe on February 16th.
Will stardream paper be a good choice for this?
Does it work on 20 inches or just 23inches
Thank you Sarah for this tutorial. I wonder why it's called adulthood?
I'm not sure, but there's a chapter in the book on the "Hood Family", which includes the tessellations "Childhood", "Childhood Evolved", "Growing Up", and "Adulthood".
i have no idea
DiD you used rare brown elephant hide 30x30 cm?
I did use some rare brown Elephant Hide, but cut to 23 cm x 23 cm. :)
A bunch of years back I bought a stack of Elephant Hide on ebay. Someone found it in their father's attic while clearing out the house. I paid quite a sum, but in the end it was worth it for me. I only use those sheets for special projects. This one came from that now quite small stack.
Can we do the same thing with 64 grid ?
nice fold considering i have some elephant hide lying around as well ~~
any idea or reason why its called adulthood ?
I wonder if same thing works with 64*64 grid.
You can easily extend the pattern, yes.
hi I am wondering if this could be suitable for a beginner. I have done the basic square grid but this would be me first tessellation. I am willing to try it a few times to get it right (it's a gift for a friend) -- do you think it's manageable for a beginner?
It's a more challenging model. I'd recommend you first try some other 3D tessellations, maybe something like czcams.com/video/9lPoHxTVrkE/video.html
Can we use 21cm side square paper?
If you use elephant hide, would you spray on more water? If so, how much more?
No, not really. If I do apply more water, no more than double.
I like to do these since I can hang them on the wall and they are a lot harder than the ones im doing, im thinking of making a big tessellation rectangle made up of different models and hang it on the wall with a picture frame.
Thank you for the high quality videos and amazing models!
Can you do some more tessellation tutorials?
Can you make tutorial on
INDIAN SPACTIAL COBRA SNAKE ?
I like that Snake so much.
Do you have a particular origami design in mind?
I'm trying to make a 4 by 4 module version of this, and it is so hard to collapse 0_0