Origami Cats Family

Challenge to make a big cat

cats family

I responded for a request to make a large origami.
It is easy to make origami with the regular size, 15x15cm origami paper.
But not so easy to make a big one.
At first, I had to look for a large paper which I can still fold nicely.
Here is the biggest cat I have ever made….so far.

white cat
2020-09-05T10:42:59+10:00August 27th, 2020|Origami, Workshops|

Moon Bunny

Can you see a bunny on the moon?

Origami bunnies

In October in Japan, we celebrate a full moon night with special sweets and plants.
We call it “OTUKIMI” and enjoy watching a beautiful full moon.

I have received a request to make an origami work with the theme of the moon bunny.
So here it is. A bunny family enjoy watching a big moon.

Moon bunny 2
2020-09-05T10:44:09+10:00August 27th, 2020|Origami, Workshops|

Fun Origami Fan

Origami workshop at the Art Gallery of NSW.

origami fans

Origami workshops at the Art Gallery of NSW are always special.
The tickets for the first two workshops in 2020 were sold out.
As always, I have met many great origami folders!

2020-07-23T14:24:50+10:00January 27th, 2020|Workshops|

The Year of the Rats

Origami workshop at the Strathfield City Council’s Lunar Festival.

origami workshop at Strathfield council

2020 is a year of the rat!
It was a beautiful hot summer day, everyone enjoyed folding the origami rats.

#strathfieldCouncil #origami #workshop #yearoftherat

origami rats
2020-07-23T14:25:40+10:00January 27th, 2020|Workshops|

Origami Koala for charity

Fun with origami and raise money for koalas

origami koala

I was invited to the Cherrybrook Shopping Village to run the origami workshop.
They asked me to do the koalas and put the donation box for Wires.
What a lovely thoughts! Everyone enjoyed the workshop and made many cute koalas.

origami workshop for wires
2020-07-23T14:51:32+10:00January 27th, 2020|Workshops|

Spooky Origami Workshop at the Art Gallery of NSW

Yokai Origami Workshop at the Art After Hours!

Team Origami at AGNSW

So excited to run the origami workshop at Art Gallery of NSW.
Current exhibition, “Japan Supernatural” is the collection of Japanese Yokai, Mononoke, Ghost, so I was asked to make some Yokai origami! I came up with the idea of three origami: White Fox (Kuzu no ha), Demon (oni), Demon’s hand (Ibaraki)

The workshop was full of people, all keen to learn the origami to take home! Two helpers from the AGNSW educator team were great!
Such a enjoyable evening!! Thank you AGNSW for organising the workshop.

Art After Hours workshop
2019-12-17T11:37:06+11:00December 17th, 2019|Workshops|