Fantastic Origami That I admire

stuckie27 · Post by **stuckie27** » December 28th, 2003, 5:29 am

When I first started folding I searched the internet looking at pictures and such I came across Miyajima Noboru's Mammoth

I thought is was a marvelous piece of origami, I have folded it too, and It folds well.

Another amazing piece are Eric Josiel's Creations, I dont understand how he makes his paper animals look so alive.

What pieces of origami do you admire?

Joe the white · Post by **Joe the white** » December 28th, 2003, 4:34 pm

I admire Satoshi Kamiya's, Akira Yoshizawa's, Robert Lang's, and also Eric Josiel's works, for the most part because of their life-like qualities. Although I do like the complexity of some of their folds.

Post by **TheRealChris** » December 29th, 2003, 6:32 pm

I admire Hideo's work most. the reason for it is, that it was always fun to do and no stress at all. for some reasons I don't like folding Lang stuff... it happens to often, that I get frustrated, because I don't understand what he's trying to tell. lately I've folded Hideo's squirrel, and it was so relaxing... just folding and finishing... this seldom happens with Lang models :/

Christian

Post by **saj** » January 2nd, 2004, 6:10 pm

I agree, most of the hard models end up being transformed into Shafer's Monolithic rubblestone boulder, and most the time I get extremely frustrated!

Even after that though, Robert Lang is one of my favourite creators, but I very much like Hideo Komatsu's style in folding.

saj

origamifan · Post by **origamifan** » May 27th, 2004, 3:38 pm

I admire Kamiya Satoshi and Hojyo Takashi the best.
This is the best I've seen
[img]http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~qr7s-kmy/g/ ... bachi1.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~qr7s-kmy/g/ ... bachi4.jpg[/img]
Do You see the details?

spawn7il · Post by **spawn7il** » March 1st, 2007, 12:29 am

i admair Kamiya Satoshi, especially after i saw him on T.V.
he is very talented man

halogen64 · Post by **halogen64** » March 6th, 2007, 7:18 am

I think Kamiya, Lang, and Komatsu each have something unique about them. Lang focuses more on nature than Kamiya whereas Kamiya focuses more on fantasy and myth. Their folding styles are very similar but I feel like Kamiya likes to go overboard on detail. Hideo Komatsu is extraordinarily gifted in origami design. His only problem is that some of the simpler looking models (cat, dog, pony, panda) require a lot of steps and the result is not that great. The models I consider his materpieces (tiger, lion, rabbit, squirrel, fox, owl, giraffe, wolf, sheep, and horse) are simply amazing. Their proportions are nearly correct and they convey emotion. The models that convey a 3D aspect are great (rabbit, hippo, owl, squirrel). Overall I would have to say that Hideo Komatsu's are the most fun to fold, but you have a much greater sense of acheivement if you finish a lang or kamiya model.

Cupcake · Post by **Cupcake** » March 6th, 2007, 11:49 am

I too am amazed by Eric Joisel's folds. He sometimes make really simple bases and then just molds them beyond reality!

Ondrej.Cibulka · Post by **Ondrej.Cibulka** » March 6th, 2007, 12:36 pm

I absolutely agree, I do not know anybody, who could copy his folds.

halogen64 · Post by **halogen64** » March 6th, 2007, 10:34 pm

Eric Joisel produces some amazing models, but without being able to fold a number of them (due to lack of diagrams), I can't truly appreciate his work. Part of the genius is how you manipulate the paper.

akugami · Post by **akugami** » March 6th, 2007, 10:46 pm

i'm quite impressed by joisel's skills, too. without his masks in my mind i would not believe that the human face could be folded with a natural shape just from a paper square ...

Cupcake · Post by **Cupcake** » March 6th, 2007, 11:13 pm

Yes, it's truly amazing how he takes his other form of art, sculpting, and uses it with paper.