Origami Oddities - Folding Rare and Remarkable Creatures

Origami Oddities: Folding Rare and Remarkable Creatures
 

Dive into the heart of a surprising universe with Origami Oddities, the new installment of the Drawing Origami collection. In this book, Kunsulu Jilkishiyeva invites you to fold models of animals that are rarely, if ever, represented in origami. Each creation testifies to the diversity of the living world, elegantly revealing astonishing, sometimes forgotten species.

This book stands out not only for the originality of its models, but also for the exceptional quality of its diagrams. Created by the talented Ramon Thomas Torres, continuing the legacy of Halle, they are true works of art. His expertise, honed over 35 years of experience and a deep commitment to the world of origami, infuses each illustration with exceptional clarity and finesse, paying tribute to Kunsulu's creativity.

Continuing the Drawing Origami series, this book allows you to preserve and share these rare models, making them accessible to all enthusiasts. An indispensable work for folding enthusiasts seeking new challenges and artistic explorations off the beaten track.

Let yourself be surprised by these singular creatures and embark on a journey where every fold becomes an ode to the fascinating strangeness of life.

Available formats (select above):

By choosing the physical premium version, you will immediately receive free access to the digital version to start folding the models without waiting for the book release!

Digital Version:

• For customers with an Origami-shop account: Immediate download from your personal area  Your account > My downloads  after payment confirmation 
• For guest accounts: The file will be sent manually as soon as possible.
• Translation: The texts of your book (excluding the diagram steps) are available in digital version in English, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch and French. 

Product details:

Publication date: March 2025
Language: English
Number of pages: 160