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Overview
Eric Gjerde demonstrates 25 of his favorite tessellations and turns them into projects for newcomers as well as experienced origamists. With step-by-step instructions, illustrated crease patterns, and how-to photos, you'll learn to create these wonderful designs yourself. Eric's first book covers the fundamentals of origami tessellations, provides history, and describes simple beginning techniques with detailed illustrations and photographs. An extensive gallery showcases tessellations folded by the world's leading origami fine artists—-inspiring you to experiment, innovate, and eventually create your own unique designs.
Synopsis
Eric Gjerde demonstrates 25 of his favorite tessellations and turns them into projects for newcomers as well as experienced origamists. With step-by-step instructions, illustrated crease patterns, and how-to photos, you'll learn to create these wonderful designs yourself. Eric's first book covers the fundamentals of origami tessellations, provides history, and describes simple beginning techniques with detailed illustrations and photographs. An extensive gallery showcases tessellations folded by the world's leading origami fine artists-inspiring you to experiment, innovate, and eventually create your own unique designs.
Constance Ashmore Fairchild - Library Journal
Tessellations are geometric patterns that repeat indefinitely. Gjerde's graded-by-difficulty projects are inspired by historic Islamic and European tile designs translated into intricate folds on a single sheet of paper. Mukerji (Marvelous Modular Origami) builds elaborate spheres and stars from many folded components joined together. Both books provide new challenges to origami enthusiasts who have moved beyond the beginner stage.
Editorials
Library Journal
Tessellations are geometric patterns that repeat indefinitely. Gjerde's graded-by-difficulty projects are inspired by historic Islamic and European tile designs translated into intricate folds on a single sheet of paper. Mukerji (Marvelous Modular Origami) builds elaborate spheres and stars from many folded components joined together. Both books provide new challenges to origami enthusiasts who have moved beyond the beginner stage.
—Constance Ashmore Fairchild