Favorite origami artists?
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Favorite origami artists?
I couldn't find a topic like this so who are your favorite origami artists? My favorite artists would be John Montroll, Robert J. Lang, Brian Chan, and Roman Diaz.
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Mine are Satoshi Kamiya, Manuel Sirgo Alvarez, Robert J Lang and Chaquet Ulldemolins.
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Re: Favorite origami artists?
wow. it is like you can read my mind. personally i would have added satoshi kamiya on there but otherwise those are my favorite designers. PS i have met john montroll.
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Mine favourite one is probably Eric Joisel.
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Re: Favorite origami artists?
Mine as well. I know no other artist that could make such lifelike models.Maloriar wrote:Mine favourite one is probably Eric Joisel.
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maybe sitoshi kamia
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wow, it is so hard to compare some of the great origami artists, some of them are so radically different in their folding styles, i really admire Joel Cooper for taking tesselations and twists and making such amazing works of art, Robert Lang for his designing style and ideas, Eric Josiel for the amazing complexity and lifelikeness, and Satoshi Kamiya for, well, being himself.
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Favorite Origami Artists
Hey guys, I was just wondering who your favorite origami artists are. I am posting this in hopes of finding and having you guys find new artists to check out. Just put their name and what kinds of things they fold. Also, whether they have books, videos, or whatever. Don't limit yourself to just one! Post as many as you like.
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for me it is joel cooper. he mainly does tessellations and is mostly known for his human masks.
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Jeremy Shafer. My most favorite designer.
Love the simplicity, beauty-ness and the funny actions! Also love his flashers.
Love the simplicity, beauty-ness and the funny actions! Also love his flashers.
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Hideo Komatsu. Hands Down. The pure art of folding paper.
Yes super complex origami is cool, but some times complex models are ridiculously hard to complete. IMO this is not what origami meant to be.
Simple, yet beautiful and stunning.
Hideo Komatsu Lion is the sample. If you have the book and folded it at less once following diagrams you know what I mean.
Yes super complex origami is cool, but some times complex models are ridiculously hard to complete. IMO this is not what origami meant to be.
Simple, yet beautiful and stunning.
Hideo Komatsu Lion is the sample. If you have the book and folded it at less once following diagrams you know what I mean.
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I know exactly what you mean, Froy. The model has 200 steps and yet you can enjoy every moment of folding it. It's a real pleasure folding Komatsu's Model's.
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Re: Favorite origami artists?
Robert Lang is, without a doubt, my favorite origami artist.
I don't care if you love or hate his models (I personally dislike his straight treemaker designs), you can't deny that he has been one of the most influential persons in the world of origami and his teachings have been a pivotal point in origami design, giving many people the ability to visualize crease patterns for there models and design them.
plus, origami design secrets is, in my opinion, the greatest origami book ever written, by far.
I don't care if you love or hate his models (I personally dislike his straight treemaker designs), you can't deny that he has been one of the most influential persons in the world of origami and his teachings have been a pivotal point in origami design, giving many people the ability to visualize crease patterns for there models and design them.
plus, origami design secrets is, in my opinion, the greatest origami book ever written, by far.