Paper in Harmony: A Collection of Origami Instrumentalists - Kirschenbaum, Marc
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Create an entire orchestra through the art of origami. Over one thousand illustrations will guide you in folding these works of art for yourself. This is one of those rare collections that is geared towards the advanced origami folder and is sure to provide many hours of fun challenges. The diagrams have been updated and new photos are included to inspire you. There are also chapters to aid you with paper choice and preparation. Each model is prefaced with folding tips and some insight into the creative process. This new edition features the whimsical Original Beatle and the incredibly complex…mehr

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Create an entire orchestra through the art of origami. Over one thousand illustrations will guide you in folding these works of art for yourself. This is one of those rare collections that is geared towards the advanced origami folder and is sure to provide many hours of fun challenges. The diagrams have been updated and new photos are included to inspire you. There are also chapters to aid you with paper choice and preparation. Each model is prefaced with folding tips and some insight into the creative process. This new edition features the whimsical Original Beatle and the incredibly complex Seated Guitarist. All the musicians from the original edition are all here, including the Drummer, Pianist, and even the Dancing Couple.
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Autorenporträt
Marc Kirschenbaum is a leading American origami artist who has been active with the art form since the 1970's. He has developed hundreds of designs, covering a wide range of subjects. These works have appeared in over fifty books that he has either authored or contributed to. Kirschenbaum's pieces have been shown in major origami exhibitions (including the American Museum of Natural History, The Smithsonian, Mingei International Museum, and Hangar-7), small and sheik SoHo shows, and even a private exhibition at the prestigious National Arts Club. He also gives back to the origami community through his volunteer efforts at OrigamiUSA, a premiere international origami organization, in both capacities as a Director and Chair of the Publications Committee.