September 26, 2026
Christine (Tine) Blasek is an origami designer of lovely modular and single-sheet pieces who shares her work through her blog, Kalami.
Tine describes herself as a child of the eighties. She grew up in northeast Germany and had her first contact with origami at about nine when she received a book of origami instructions as a Christmas present.
A model design of Leyla Torres Angels represent hope, love, and the triumph of good over evil. This origami archangel, designed by Leyla Torres is part of a group of figures related to the mythical stories of religion and culture. The word Archangel aligns with the Greek origin of the word “angel” (ángelos), meaning “messenger.” … Read more
This origami owl bookmark (Fabrizio Pianosi) is the perfect example of easy origami. Once you get the hang of it, it will take you about six minutes to make it!
Please join us any time during August 2024 as we explore this month’s folding themes.
This OrigamiSpirit challenge is open to anyone who wants to participate. Here is how to play along… Read more inside!
The origami of Mexican artist Cekouat Elim León Peralta (1996) represents a unique intersection of traditional craftsmanship, scientific inquiry, and contemporary art.
Drawing from his family’s background in artisanal practices and prehispanic dance, coupled with his formal education in Biology, Cekouat has spent 16 years mastering and innovating the art of paper folding.
In this excerpt from a conversation with David Brill, he shares insights and reflections about how to approach the origami design process and his personal background.