The Origami Forum

I'm still working in the new origami blog. I'm starting to think about links, that's why I wanted to ask you: which would you say are the major origami websites out there? Which are those origami websites that every origami enthusiast is expected to know?

Thanks in advance !

robert langs website

joseph wu's

mm's modular mania

origami shop

happyfolding

the origami forum

Excelent! Thanks for your help .

Does anyone have any other suggestions ?

satoshi kamiyas website

Gilad origami page

Thanks Joshua... two more!

Does anyone else believes another origami website is essential ?


Thanks all for the feedback.

Sipho Mabona

Katsuta Kyohei

Hideo Komatsu

Quentin Trollip

Jason Ku

Brian Chan

...and many othere here. Depending on how complete you want your link list to be, you could divide it into sites that are basically galleries of models (some of which also include information about origami in general, like Robert Lang's) and origami blogs, including:

Dosis Diaria de Origami

Jeoss' Origami Blog

David Llanque's Blog

Origami, Aesthetics and Natural History

And, of course, you should link to the sites of the major origami organizations:

OrigamiUSA

British Origami Society

Origami Tanteidan

Mouvement Francais de Plieurs de Papier

Nippon Origami Association

...and doubtlessly many others!

Talk about a complete answer . You particularly like origami blogs, right?

UltimateOrigami has a list of origami arists and their sites.

Visit my origami blog 'fold, unfold' at http://romigami.wordpress.com . Go to my Links page and you'll find there a list of websites of origamists and origami societies which I think are worth visiting.

I'm really surprised that nobody came up with the VERY USEFULL Origami Database

gerardo himself came up with it himself - there's a link below his postings ...

oh, ok then... I always skip signatures... nevertheless I had one once.

there's this little website

index.php

Is the spanish origami association's website still running? - you might want to include them, as there are a few hidden gems in their pages. just search up pajarita on google to go to their website (if it's still running).