Didier Boursin

Emphasis more on "easy" than on origami in a purist sense: In many models, paper is cut as well as folded. The projects are well chosen to be attractive and practical. There's an "envelope" (more of a small portfolio really) made from a single sheet of A4 (typing) paper. If scaled up considerably, it could hold something larger than postage stamps! There are folded and cut-out five pointed stars in a galaxy of types. There's a project called "Decorations" which is a venture into proper kirigami, a "String of Dolls" (traditional Western paperdolls joined at the hands), a garland of multiple origami octahedrons threaded together (I need to make this for the Christmas tree), some interesting modular geometrical effects from multiple sheets of paper folded identically and assembled.… (meer)