For my first attempts, I made 3 separate models from 80gsm paper. Model One used strips of paper of increasing size folded and pinned together to form the flower. Model Two used diamond shapes of varying size slotted together to create a curved form making up the petals of the flower. Model Three was a origami model that i made which ended up with varied sized petals. My final models followed the Fibonacci sequence (1, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21...) and appear more proportionally correct. The first model followed the same method of Model One in my first attempts however this time i made the smallest petals 10mm wide and 30mm long, the second layer of petals were 30mm wide and 50mm long and so on. The second model used diamonds of decending size to create the shape of the petals. They, too, used the numbers of the Fibonacci rule to guarentee more correct proportions.
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
ESQUISSE 3: 3D Translation
This was the flower that i started off with:
For my first attempts, I made 3 separate models from 80gsm paper. Model One used strips of paper of increasing size folded and pinned together to form the flower. Model Two used diamond shapes of varying size slotted together to create a curved form making up the petals of the flower. Model Three was a origami model that i made which ended up with varied sized petals. My final models followed the Fibonacci sequence (1, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21...) and appear more proportionally correct. The first model followed the same method of Model One in my first attempts however this time i made the smallest petals 10mm wide and 30mm long, the second layer of petals were 30mm wide and 50mm long and so on. The second model used diamonds of decending size to create the shape of the petals. They, too, used the numbers of the Fibonacci rule to guarentee more correct proportions.
For my first attempts, I made 3 separate models from 80gsm paper. Model One used strips of paper of increasing size folded and pinned together to form the flower. Model Two used diamond shapes of varying size slotted together to create a curved form making up the petals of the flower. Model Three was a origami model that i made which ended up with varied sized petals. My final models followed the Fibonacci sequence (1, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21...) and appear more proportionally correct. The first model followed the same method of Model One in my first attempts however this time i made the smallest petals 10mm wide and 30mm long, the second layer of petals were 30mm wide and 50mm long and so on. The second model used diamonds of decending size to create the shape of the petals. They, too, used the numbers of the Fibonacci rule to guarentee more correct proportions.
Saturday, March 28, 2009
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Leaf folded from paper
I found these images when researching about Fibonacci numbers in nature and ways of folding things found in nature. This leaves are made up from one single bit of paper and are folded to get the different folds. This is the link: http://www.origamitessellations.com/2006/02/16/leaf-by-hideaki-azuma/
Monday, March 16, 2009
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
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