Nature Origami
My book “Origami Poems and Pictures” went down so well, National Trust asked Nosy Crow to produce one for them. I’m delighted to say it looks superb 😉 … Continue reading →
Category Archives: books
Approval from a Hobbit
Susan Dugan Hobbit posted this nice tribute to my Geometric Origami book on Facebook. “Fun little book picked it up at OUSA enjoying a rest at Michael’s sister’s house. Folding my way though it thanks for a relaxing afternoon. Also … Continue reading →
Exhibition in the Museum
My book “Origami Poems and Pictures” is being widely promoted during the “Hokusai – beyond the Great Wave” exhibition at the British Museum. Many thanks to Gwyneth Radcliffe for sending me these images 😉 … Continue reading →
Kickstarting
Does anyone have experience of using kickstarter to fund an origami book? Please share your experiences!
A book for the British Museum: Origami, Poems and Pictures
My latest book, written for the British Museum, is called Origami, Poems and Pictures and is available now from all quality book shops 😉 … Continue reading →
Oh no you didn't!
Just as I was getting over my dismay over Tuttle’s massively inappropriate re-branding of my “Intriguing Origami” book as “Beginning Origami Kit”, I somehow ended up perusing their official web page for the project, also referred to there as “Beginner … Continue reading →
Caterpillar
A design of mine for my forthcoming “Butterfly Origami” book. Nothing revolutionary, but it seems to capture the “squidginess” of the real thing… … Continue reading →
Butterfly photos
I’ve been taking photos of the models for my forthcoming “Butterfly Origami” book. I’m delighted to say that Michael LaFosse has contributed both an article on the development of the subject in origami, and a brand new design. It also … Continue reading →
Flugzeuge, noch einmal
This classic has been republished for the 5th time (that I know of) again, this time in German. I emailed the company and they have kindly sent a copy. A small sticker on the cover amusingly says “Die fleigen immer! … Continue reading →
Freezing & folding
It’s around zero degrees here in Yorkshire but work continues unabated. I’m currently filming videos for my dinogami book, but having to take a break every ten minutes because my fingers are too numb to fold properly and I’m too … Continue reading →