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For all Star Wars fans, here are diagrams for Jar Jar Binks' head, designed by Lisa Nguyen.
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Diagrams for Bettens' Toledo Twist Star, an octagonal model folded from a square.
Inspired by Tom Hull's Squishy Parallelepipeds, Sy Chen presents us with an one-piece Arrow to Heart transformation, which he will teach at the 2016 OrigamiUSA Convention.
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Bob Voelker presents diagrams for an equilateral triangle module.
Paolo Bascetta is well known world-wide for his Bascetta star. He now offers us diagrams for a new creation, PB Ghirlanda.
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Following up on her puff ring and 3D variations in the September-October 2015 issue of The Fold, Nobuko Okabe now offers us an eight-pointed starburst flower and its puffy cousin.
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Ekaterina "Kate" Lukesheva, profiled in the November-December 2014 issue of The Fold offers us diagrams for another modular creation, Floramia.
Nobuko Okabe offers us some more beautiful modular models she has created. She also discusses and acknowledges how different artists can create the same origami model.
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An up and coming origami artist, Ryan Dong offers a model of a simple pumpkin in time for Halloween.
Here are diagrams for the easyphant. Not only do its ears flap, but it transforms into a flying swan. For the 2014 OrigamiUSA Convention Oversize Folding event, Easyphant was recognized as a model that "more than meets the eye."
El Gringo Loco's detailed, illustrative and charming discussion of his participation in eating and folding at Origami Colombia 2013 may well double the registration for 2014.
This article introduces readers to Star Festival, Variation 1, a model made with 16 units.
Here is a delightful and vivid summary of Leyla Torres' experiences at PCOC 2013 in Albuquerque, NM.
Diagrams for a dollar bulldog, one of Janessa's first creations.
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Arnold Tubis offers yet another dollar bill fold of George Washington, framed on both sides of the model using two dollar bills.
Román Díaz presents a thorough and engaging review of John Montroll's "Horses in Origami".
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A folding method for closed masu boxes from a single square, generalized to masu-like structures with regular polygonal bases.
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Diagrams are presented for a model of George Washington in a 'Star of David' hexagonal frame folded from four one-dollar bills.
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A tribute to the late Cyril Tessier (2003 Ranana Benjamin award winner), this article presents diagrams for a money fold of George Washington crossing the Delaware River.
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Celebrate the Lunar New Year with Talo's "Happy Success Snake", aka H.S.S.