The Real Lives of Origami Figures
My mother taught me how to fold when I was a kid, and I've been folding ever since. Origami figures are fun to make and marvel at, but what are they REALLY like?
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Another “Real Lives of Origami Figures”
May 21, 2014 • Aaron Caycedo-Kimura
For those who have never folded a crane before, there comes a point at the end where you choose which of the two “tails” will be the bird’s head. Once decided, it’s just a matter of a simple inside reverse fold to form it. *This cartoon was originally published on INFJoe on August 19, 2013.
The Real Lives of Origami Figures
May 7, 2014 • Aaron Caycedo-Kimura
It’s a thought that came to me while my wife and I were having breakfast at a diner recently—I took the paper band that held my napkin, fork, and knife together, and folded it into an origami figure. Putting it down next to my wife’s unfolded paper, I thought it looked like they were conversing. *This cartoon was originally published on INFJoe on August 17, 2013.
