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01 Jan
An idea I had, early one morning — a trompe-l’œil tato box, very impure. A magician, perhaps, could work up some patter for collapsing the box, but it would be far beyond my talents. Whist is an old game — I learnt when I was in school — all I remember is that the rules […]
Posted in box, content, crease pattern, creative commons, origamish, tato by: oschene
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24 Nov
Yesterday, I was at the Smith College Museum of Art, a lovely collection in a building of shocking hideosity, and they had a newish painting that caught my eye — it used a palimpsest technique that a friend of mine once used to good effect. One of the layers was a sketch of the Vitruvian […]
Posted in box, circle, content, crease pattern, creative commons, heptagon, open source origami by: oschene
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16 Nov
[audio:Sam_Cooke-Change.mp3|titles=A Change is Gonna Come|artists=Sam Cooke] There been times that I thought I couldn’t last for long But now I think I’m able to carry on It’s been a long, a long time coming But I know a change gonna come, oh yes it will This is a song that was released in 1964, shortly […]
Posted in circle, content, crease pattern, creative commons, curved surface, open source origami by: oschene
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06 Nov
Some folks were asking for blank scalloped tato box patterns, so that they could make their own. By all means: 7-Sided Tato Box, Scalloped 8-Sided Tato Box, Scalloped The logo should be centered at the midpoint of the polygon’s sides, which is also the radius of the semicircle. There will be some loss of the […]
Posted in box, circle, content, crease pattern, creative commons, heptagon, octagon, open source origami, tato by: oschene
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07 Sep
I was rooting around in my file cabinet, looking for some piece of prose about Wendy that I had written during the Pliocene or the Pleistocene, and I came across this crease pattern. I remember drawing it — it was probably for Imagiro, an APA I belonged to, once upon a time. The model itself […]
Posted in box, content, crease pattern, creative commons, cube, open source origami, square, twist by: oschene
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26 Jul
According to the stats machines at Flickr, this is one of the most interesting photos I’ve ever taken. I am not one to argue with machines — they tend to equivocate and braid sorites and they’re absolutely useless with analogies. I have an old Thinkpad somewhere that believes that a raven and a writing desk […]
Posted in box, catch phrase, circle, content, crease pattern, creative commons, curved surface, open source origami, sinusoidal, tato by: oschene
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22 Jul
Yesterday, on the way home, I ran into Wendy, who was sitting on the sidewalk, begging. To be fair, it’s not something she does often. But such sights always throw me into ethical conniptions. Do you give them money, do you not give them money, do you give money to a third party…it doesn’t matter. […]
Posted in circle, content, crease pattern, creative commons, curved surface, octagon, open source origami by: oschene
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04 Jul
We’re back from the Convention in New York and our head is still spinning a bit, but not so’s you’d notice. We can report that a good time was had by all and that Mélisande*‘s and my class on Monday went very well, indeed. Tato boxes were the topic of the day and it was […]
Posted in content, crease pattern, creative commons, decagon, open source origami, puff, star, tato, twist by: oschene
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08 Jun
We have been uncharacteristically quiet of late — it goes with the Marshwiggle physiognomy and the unwieldy amounts of pollen in the air. But there are a few things that want mentioning. ¶ Much thought is going into tato boxes, whereof the dining room is slowly being buried. A crease pattern for the above. It’s […]
Posted in box, circle, content, crease pattern, creative commons, curved surface, dollar, open source origami, tato, twist by: oschene
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11 May
Because the Lazy Susan is the oldest version I know of the kaki lock, I keep coming back to it. Here, I just keep the central compartment — hence, the name — and turn the other four into Argentine pleating. (Robert Harbin says such pleating comes from Argentina and I will not argue with him.) […]
Posted in box, content, crease pattern, creative commons, curved surface, open source origami, square by: oschene
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