Models wanted
I’m writing a book that needs a lot of simple / low intermediate models, I’d like to offer new designs – what do you have, my friends? … Continue reading →
I’m writing a book that needs a lot of simple / low intermediate models, I’d like to offer new designs – what do you have, my friends? … Continue reading →
Time to trawl through my book of puns (errr no) – both language editions of my “Origami Fish” book are now on sale. Contributors copies are being mailed out as I type. More book details here. The books smell much … Continue reading →
Simple origami designs urgently wanted for a project on dinosaur origami – please email me your diagrams for consideration – a free copy (and credit) in exchange.#dinogami … Continue reading →
It’s been a while in preparation, but my Flexagons book should be ready soon 😉 … Continue reading →
Photos of the models from my new collaborative book in German! http://www.nickrobinson.info/origami/display_data.php?title=Origamizauber … Continue reading →
“Intriguing Origami“, the collection of my designs published in Italian and French is finally available in English, well, American. They re-titled it, inappropriately, despite my protests. I also had to refold and re-shoot many of the images, since my original … Continue reading →
I have a limited supply of copies of some recent books available at cost plus shipping. Get in touch if you’d like either and let me know who to ship & dedicate it to, if required. … Continue reading →
Strange, but I’d almost forgotten I wrote this until my comp copies came through today – 25 of them! If you’d like a (signed) at copy at cost plus postage, let me know. More info here … Continue reading →
I’m working on a new German language book alongside the talented German origami artists Evi Binzinger and Stefan Delecat. It will be a collection of attractive designs created by the two other authors, plus a few of mine and some … Continue reading →
I’ve added a page for my forthcoming book Poissons en Origami (Origami Fish) due out later this year. … Continue reading →