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This image was scanned from my private collection
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Preface
- Frontispieces
- General Comments
- Symbols and Folding Techniques
- CHAPTER I: BIRDS
- Hen
- Chick
- Swan
- Baby Swan
- Penguin
- Baby Penguin
- Swallow
- Mandarin Duck
- Wild Duck
- Sea Gull
- Flying Eagle
- Bird Base
- Stork
- Flying Pheasant
- Standing Pheasant
- Duck
- Pelican
- Parakeet
- Crane
- Flamingo
- Owl
- Peacock
- Strutting Peacock
- Long-Tail Chicken and Lyre Bird
- Game Cock
- CHAPTER II: ANIMALS
- Baby Monkey
- Baby Elephant
- Puppy
- Snake
- Squirrel
- Bear
- Mouse
- Monkey
- Gorilla
- Giraffe
- Camel
- Lizard
- Deer
- Ram
- Running Deer
- Lion
- Lioness
- Chimpanzee
- Tyrannosaur
- Kangaroo
- Bull
- Tiger
- Rhinoceros
- Horse
- Dragon
- CHAPTER III: OTHER FLORA AND FAUNA
- Locust
- Grasshopper
- Rhinoceros Beetle
- Dragonfly
- Bee
- Ant
- Praying Mantis
- Crawfish
- Goldfish
- Shark
- Blowfish
- Daddy Seahorse
- Baby Seahorse
- Whale
- Flower in a Vase
- Tulip
- Pansy
- Rose
- Butterfly
- Snail
- Chrysanthemum
- Sunflower
- Crab
- Octopus
- Squid
- CHAPTER IV: MASKS, PEOPLE, ETC.
- Indian
- Mephistopheles
- Skull Mask
- One-eyed Pirate
- Sheik
- Viking Helmet
- Flying Witch
- Moses
- Sphinx
- Pyramid
- Shepherd
- Tree in Full Foliage
- Tree in Winter
- Nun
- Lady of Fashion
- Baby
- Crib
- Cross
- St. Mary
- Mask of Pan
- Missing Link
- Astronaut (or Cosmonaut)
- Rocket
- Bright Star
- Seated Buddha
- CHAPTER V: THE THRILL OF CREATING
- Creative Order
- 1. Creation Begins with Parts
- 2. Straight-line Sketches, Basic Folds, and Compounds
- Shapes of Origami Paper
- What Are the Basic Folds?
- 3. Making the Framework and Compounds
- 4. Finishing Off
- Author's Note
- INDEX
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Title: Creative Origami
Author: Kunihiko Kasahara
Format/Publication Date: TPB:1967;2001;
Publisher: Japan Publications, Tokyo, Japan
Page Count: 179
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11 1/2" x 8 1/4"
ISBN: 0870404113
SUMMARY- What an awesome book! Not only do you get a hundred(100) models, going from simple to quite complex, but the last chapter focuses on teaching you how to break down figures in order to create your own models. I love, love, love this book. And it doesn't hurt that it has a dragon model that I'm itching to try.
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