#kirigamis

[lovewingburb]

how the fuck do artists draw people kissing this is the most difficult thing i’ve ever drawn in my life

close up on makoto bc i couldn’t stop laughjnf when i drew him imagine the two bad bitches ur in love with start kissing in front of you i would never recover

[crazybutgood]

Made a thing inspired by this post as shared by @omgitzlongdennis

[holespoles]

Winter-haired animals made from washi paper

和紙で作る冬毛動物たち

[r0bins-repert0ire]

My facial redesigns for Kyoko and Byakuya, attempting to do outfit designs later - Byakuya will be dark academia and Kyoko will be more goth

[burnsbothends]

22"×30"

[modqueen09]

Comfy and cute is my go to look :3

[lifemod17]

i return with a gift!!

i think this is more kirigami since there was definitely glue involved, lol

also fun fact! i actually made this pattern myself :33

CRITTERRRRR!!!!

SCREAMING, CRYING, THROWING UP, SLIDING DOWN THE WALL THIS IS SO GOOD

I'm not surprised though cuz I know you are so so talented and creative, but it always amazes me to actually see the results. Even more in shambles when you make them as a personalized gift that will now have a forever home in my blog 😭😭😭😭

Sunset colored kirigami fox save me!!!

I need a name for this lil guy help

[materialsscienceandengineering]

MIT engineers use kirigami to make ultrastrong, lightweight structures

Produced with techniques borrowed from Japanese paper-cutting, the strong metal lattices are lighter than cork and have customizable mechanical properties.

Cellular solids are materials composed of many cells that have been packed together, such as a honeycomb. The shape of those cells largely determines the material’s mechanical properties, including its stiffness or strength. Bones, for instance, are filled with a natural material that enables them to be lightweight, but stiff and strong. Inspired by bones and other cellular solids found in nature, humans have used the same concept to develop architected materials. By changing the geometry of the unit cells that make up these materials, researchers can customize the material’s mechanical, thermal, or acoustic properties. Architected materials are used in many applications, from shock-absorbing packing foam to heat-regulating radiators.

Read more.

[lostintheuniverseslies]

A Quiet Little Seedling

Chapter 18 Plants

Celosia Fairy Fountain

Watermelon Peperomia

Kirigami Columbine

Snowflake Creeping Phlox

Chapter 1 Plants Chapter 2 Plants Chapter 5 Plants Chapter 7 Plants Chapter 8 Plants Chapter 10 Plants Chapter 11 Plants Chapter 12 Plants Chapter 13 Plants Chapter 14 Plants Chapter 16 Plants Chapter 17 Plants

Next: Chapter 19 Plants

[nj-phang-al]

2025/01/30

“Tshu-ah-jit-chau, tshu-ah-ngī-chau, chau-chau hòng-tshông, tshîm mòi lôi nam-jau.” -- “Shíp-chau-ko”, Hak-ka mîn-jâu.

「初啊一朝， 初啊二朝， 朝朝䟘床， 尋妹來攬腰。」 ——《十朝歌》，客家民謠。

"The first and second mornings of month, after waking up, I find my girl and hold her round the waist." -- "Song of ten mornings", Hakka folk song.

[reallyzoomedinanimegirls]

[lovewingburb]

woaw togiri

also uncoloured ver bc it lwk looks better

[gingerbredman1989]

Kirigami Escher Staircase

NightCafe AI

[iron-dogwood]

Pile of kirigami/paper-cuttings I did this evening.

[trantheanh95]

Exploring the Art of Origami

Origami, the art of paper folding, is not just a fascinating hobby but also a creative method that helps relax the mind and enhance cognitive skills. Originating in Japan, origami has become an integral part of many cultures, transforming simple sheets of paper into intricate works of art.

The History of Origami Origami dates back to around the 6th century when paper was introduced to Japan from China. Initially, this art form was primarily used in religious ceremonies. Over time, it evolved into a beloved artistic activity, with a variety of styles and techniques emerging.

Basic Techniques To get started with origami, all you need is a piece of paper and a bit of patience. Here are some fundamental techniques:

Valley Fold: This is the first step in many models. Simply fold the paper in half and then unfold it to create a crease.

Mountain Fold: Similar to a valley fold, but you fold the paper along a diagonal line, creating different crease points.

Reverse Fold: This involves folding a crease back in the opposite direction, adding unique dimensions to your design.

Simple Models to Try Crane: The crane is one of the most famous origami symbols. According to legend, folding 1,000 cranes grants you a wish.

Lotus Flower: This model is easy to make and carries significant symbolism, often used in decorations for events.

Fish: A simple yet lively design that brings a playful element to your creations.

Benefits of Origami Paper folding is not only entertaining; it also offers numerous mental and physical health benefits. Origami improves concentration, develops logical thinking, and stimulates creativity. Additionally, it can reduce stress and anxiety, providing a calming experience for practitioners.

Conclusion Origami is more than just paper folding; it’s a connection between individuals and creativity. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced folder, take time to experiment with various folds and create your own unique pieces. Start with simple models and gradually explore the endless possibilities that origami has to offer!

[danmeigirl]

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