How curved fold origami tessellations are made
There are many kinds of origami tessellations. Some tessellations are entirely flat, some are 3-dimensional. Only some of the tessellations are made in the way that they don’t have a single straight line in their crease pattern. It may be not clear how to fold this kind of origami. Here are some examples of curved-folded origami tessellations:
I know it’s hard to believe that it’s only paper. That’s why I made this video, showing how the flat sheet of paper turns into beautiful origami tessellation.
It is not square and it is pre-creased. I would post another article about pre-creasing soon. But even then you need some magic skill to collapse the tessellation.
6 Replies to “How curved fold origami tessellations are made”
I definitely enjoyed the video! I like the BGM as well.. there are certainly different styles of tessellations.
thanks!
Amazing! Thank you for the video of the magic (skills ;)) here! If you did not use any swearing during the process, my respect is up to the sky :)). Seriously, now I want to touch it!
No swearing. I rarely swear with tessellations, only with some modulars. Creation assumes that there’s a chance the pattern won’t work at all…
You will have to visit CA to touch them 🙂
Oh! That’s so pretty!!!! What kind of paper is that? I’m starting in the origami world and I’m loving you designs!!!
The paper is Tant. Please read the posts about paper painting if you are interested about the metal finish