Satoshi Kamiya folded these birds, so I don't know which kind of paper he used. I'm pretty sure it must have been much lighter than copy paper, though. For example, if you look at the claws, you'll see that it must have been paper that can be molded quite strongly even when working with many layers.
Kamiya-san stated in the introductory pages of the book that he used origamido from the studio by Richard Alexander and Michael Lafosse. Origamido is really, REALLY thin.
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Submitted by Anna Richard (not verified) on 8 March 2009 - 1:58am Permalink
Very cool. Any instructions
Very cool. Any instructions or demonstations on how to do this?
Submitted by lucas (not verified) on 3 February 2011 - 4:01am Permalink
paper
what type of paper did you use for this bird?can it be used with paper of same hickness with copier paper?
Submitted by Sara on 3 February 2011 - 1:59pm Permalink
Not sure
Satoshi Kamiya folded these birds, so I don't know which kind of paper he used. I'm pretty sure it must have been much lighter than copy paper, though. For example, if you look at the claws, you'll see that it must have been paper that can be molded quite strongly even when working with many layers.
-- Sara
Submitted by lucas (not verified) on 19 May 2011 - 3:23pm Permalink
size of paper
thank you very much and just one last question, do you know of what is the ideal size of the paper is?
Submitted by Sara on 20 May 2011 - 10:36pm Permalink
Nope
Sorry, I don't.
-- Sara
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on 11 July 2015 - 9:41pm Permalink
25 cm is best, but I don't
25 cm is best, but I don't know about what type of paper should be used. Planning to fold it later today.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on 10 October 2017 - 3:16am Permalink
Paper
Kamiya-san stated in the introductory pages of the book that he used origamido from the studio by Richard Alexander and Michael Lafosse. Origamido is really, REALLY thin.
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