Free origamic architecture downloadable patterns
The best part is that you will simply need some paper, a craft knife and some scissors, which is something that you will find everywhere. You will feel accomplished and happy when you manage to gain mastery over this art that involves cuts and folds of a piece of paper to create buildings that look really awesome.
The point we are making here is not about making the science and art of architecture seem simple and easy. However, if you always had a leaning towards this, and could not spend the time and resources to master it, then this is the next best thing. The thing is origamic architecture is of such intricate and detailed mastery, that you will soon find yourself getting into it in a big way.
If you are wondering what are the uses of what you produce by mastering the art of origamic architecture, we can tell you there are many uses. Some of the uses of the end product of origamic architecture, include:.
Make some interesting decorations for your home: Imagine if you could actually produce a miniature of a building that you particularly admire. There are also a few patterns he generated with them. Kim, an OA veteran of many years. She is on top of OA developments online, making her site a premier source for current OA info. My thanks to her for pointing me to many of the other sites on this list. Houle's interest include anamorphic art, pop-up books and cards. The site includes pictures of some well-executed and very complicated OA piece and some behind-the-scenes production photographs and notes.
Lots of great stuff. If you don't read Spanish, try the Google translation of the site. They have a large number of sliceform-style cards and tented-style degree open cards. Make Anything Popup A collection of popup projects, some for sale, some free. Marcos Garcia The site of Marcos Garcia, son of Victor Garcia a link to whose OA work you will find elsewhere on this page , features some amazingly intricate hand-cut graphic paper designs, including a couple with simple OA mechanisms.
Patterns to construct many of her marvelous pieces are again available online. There is also a separate site for Marivi's pop-up heraldry work coats of arms. Marivi is a very prolific OA artist so, be sure to re-visit the site often!
Masahiro Chatani This is the website of Professor Masahiro Chatani, the founder of the origamic architecture style. The site is in Japanese, primarily but, there are English labels for the menu items so most folks will be able to find the pictures and the extensive book list.
The site includes their current catalog, with pictures. Origamis Luiz Naveda The site of Brazilian OA artist Luiz Alberto Bavaresco de Naveda is a work of art in itself and includes numerous images of his work, an animated image showing how an OA card opens and closes, a history of his involvement with OA, and a list of links to other sites.
The main site is in Portuguese but, English and Spanish translations are in the works. There are a number of origamic architecture style cards in the gallery. Paperarchitecture by Ingrid Siliakus At last Ingrid Siliakus has published a website showcasing her work. Lots of great pictures and information. Check it out! Paperrazi Creative paper art from Paul Quek. Papyromania This site showcases the origamic architecture of Annelies Smit. There are several galleries of degree style cards, including a number of buildings, some abstract designs, and some whimsical creations.
Peter Dahmen Paper artist Peter Dahmen's work includes some sophisticated pop up cards. This software is Windows XP and Vista shareware. Popup Cards on Pinterest Popup cards on Pinterest. Popup Workshop Now at version 2. Pictured here and currently featured on the front page of the site is a design created to raise money to support tsunami victims on Japan.
Check it out, along with the other great work on the site. Patterns for a heart design and St. Most of the Craft Cards are Pop-Up cards. The Greeting Card and Mini Card sections are huge! There are well over different printable one page cards. This is all in addition to the Stationary and Photo Cards. In the Gift Items section there is a vase full of flowers, bouquets, even cacti more than one cactus not to mention photo frames and gift boxes.
Speaking of Photo Frames, there is a photo frame that closes up to look like a little house! Dollhouse Pop-Up Book - Very cute pop up dollhouse rooms that are fully furnished and when you print out and build all the rooms you combine them into a pop-up book!
Very clever.