Color Change Letters

[noneuclidean]

Is there any way to color change paper so it shows any series of letters? If not, is there are a good base for doing this?

Edit: Sorry, my wording was unclear. I meant to ask if you could color change paper to form a word or name.

[Baltorigamist]

I know it's been done before, but I can't remember by whom. Someone else probably knows more.

[Brimstone]

It's called Typeset and it is by Jason Ku and the diagram appears at OUSA Convention 2010 book.

[BM-origami-design]

Recently I found a link on the internet to the complete alphabet in Origami.
Apparently these are designed by Fumiaki Shingu.
Hope this helps

http://en.origami-club.com/abc/

[noneuclidean]

Sorry for the misunderstanding, I was asking if it would be possible to color change a single square piece of paper to create a word.

[marckrsh]

Yes, it is possible to create entire color-changed words from a single square. I think Sy Chen has done this to some extent with his signage series. Each word is likely to require a very different design. Short words like "I" are much easier!

[SyChen]

I do like Jeannine Mosely's simple alphabets:

https://origamiusa.org/classes/conventi ... d-alphabet
https://origamiusa.org/classes/conventi ... d-alphabet

Now... what about ONE-fold version?

[malifold]

I made a word-tessellation: gives you 3x5 blocks of pixels from a 24x24 grid, only visible when backlit
http://snkhan.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=11144&p=119570&hilit=blue+odt#p119569

[origami_8]

It is possible to colour change the paper to get words, but it is rather complicated, since you always need both sides of the paper. A far easier approach is to use a tessellation to write words. They are not colour changed but rather easy to write and read.

Here are some examples by Evan Zodl and Alessandro Beber:

EZ Tessellation (Evan Zodl) by Evan Zodl, auf Flickr

EZ Tessellation (EZ Origami Variation) - Evan Zodl by Evan Zodl, auf Flickr

JOAS tessellation by Alessandro Beber, auf Flickr

WHERE IS GOD? [backlight, 2 versions] by Alessandro Beber, auf Flickr

[steingar]

Majikaru Origami Arufabetto To Sūji by Taichiro Hasegawa has both caps and small letter, numbers, and punctuation, all from squares, all color change. https://www.amazon.com/Majikaru-Origami-Arufabetto-Su-x304/dp/4416396104/ref=sr_1_15?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1469214175&sr=1-15&keywords=origami+letters