Robert J. Lang Books

Origami Under the Sea
Origami Under the Sea

By John Montroll

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Twenty-six origami models of aquatic creatures: mollusks, crustaceans, frogs, fishes, and sea mammals. Includes brief biological information about each animal. Projects range in difficulty from sim...

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Folding paper
Folding paper

By Meher McArthur

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A companion guide to the exhibition of the same name chronicles the evolution of the art of paper folding in both the East and West and explore the intersection of art and science in origami.

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Folding paper
Folding paper

By Meher McArthur

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Origami Design Secrets
Origami Design Secrets

By Robert J. Lang

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Tomoko Fuse'S Origami Art
Tomoko Fuse'S Origami Art

By Hideto Fuse, Tomoko Fuse, Robert J. Lang, David Brill, Robert Lang, Kengo Endo, Tsuyoshi Hongo

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Tomoko Fuse has been one of the world's premier origami artists for more than 35 years. This beautifully photographed book examines the three-dimensional geometric designs she is famous for. Fuse,...

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Origami Design Secrets
Origami Design Secrets

By Robert J. Lang

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This book is an opus of world-famous origamist Robert J. Lang that presents the mathematical and design principles he uses to create original origami. The techniques are accompanied by folding inst...

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Sea Creatures in Origami
Sea Creatures in Origami

By John Montroll

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This book present 24 figures range from intermediate to advanced.

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Complete Book of Origami
Complete Book of Origami

By Robert J. Lang

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Origami Insects
Origami Insects

By Robert J. Lang

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