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2005/5/25
A spatial structure like 'barbed wire' is given by twisting sufficiently many connected and helical piled up octagrammic modules that have appeared at the preceding article:
Click each corresponding word to see the larger picture:
top_______________
middle
_______________bottom
Material: 24 sheets of square origami papers, without using adhesives.
Date: In May 2005
Photo date: May 23, 2005
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Click each corresponding word to see the larger picture:
top_______________
middle
_______________bottom
Material: 24 sheets of square origami papers, without using adhesives.
Date: In May 2005
Photo date: May 23, 2005
[Edited at March 28, 2006]
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2005/5/24
This is another example of easier foldable polygrammic arrangement.
An ({8/3}-) octagram is based on the folding diagram that is a little different from those of octagrams in the preceding article, while the folding manner is similar to the previous dodecagrammic or hexadecagrammic arrangements:
Material: 8 sheets of square origami papers for each,
________ without using adhesives.
Date: May 21, 2005
Photo date: May 23, 2005
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An ({8/3}-) octagram is based on the folding diagram that is a little different from those of octagrams in the preceding article, while the folding manner is similar to the previous dodecagrammic or hexadecagrammic arrangements:
In orange: it seems a somewhat symbolical mark.
In black: it looks like an eight pointed throwing star.
>> Click each image to see the larger picture <<
Material: 8 sheets of square origami papers for each,
________ without using adhesives.
Date: May 21, 2005
Photo date: May 23, 2005
[Last edited at March 28, 2006]
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2005/5/17
Another example of the polygrammic arrangement.
A regular ({16/5}-) hexadecagrammic circular linkage:
__________________
With a dodecagrammic ring in comparison:
Material: 16 sheets of square origami papers, without using adhesives.
Date: In May 2005 (completed in the last week...)
Photo date: May 17, 2005
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A regular ({16/5}-) hexadecagrammic circular linkage:
__________________With a dodecagrammic ring in comparison:
__________________
>> Click each image to see the larger picture <<
>> Click each image to see the larger picture <<
Material: 16 sheets of square origami papers, without using adhesives.
Date: In May 2005 (completed in the last week...)
Photo date: May 17, 2005
[Edited at March 28, 2006]
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2005/5/11
This is an example of 'polygrammic arrangement'.
Two regular ({12/4}-) dodecagrammic circular arrangements and these in combination:
>> Click each image to see the larger picture <<
Displayed at the 6th annual convention held by Kansai branch of Japan Origami Academic Society (JOAS) - Origami Tanteidan Kansai Circle -, April 30 - May 1 (Yesterday), 2005 at Kobe, Japan.
Material: 12 sheets of square origami papers for each, without using adhesives.
Date: In April 2005
Photo date: May 2, 2005
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Two regular ({12/4}-) dodecagrammic circular arrangements and these in combination:
>> Click each image to see the larger picture <<
Displayed at the 6th annual convention held by Kansai branch of Japan Origami Academic Society (JOAS) - Origami Tanteidan Kansai Circle -, April 30 - May 1 (Yesterday), 2005 at Kobe, Japan.
Material: 12 sheets of square origami papers for each, without using adhesives.
Date: In April 2005
Photo date: May 2, 2005
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