Her audience isn’t too large, she has 1.7k followers on Instagram, but she also runs a YouTube channel where she posts tutorials on how to make these amazing creations. She makes some simple and plain objects like boats and airplanes, but there are also the unusual ones like swords, small gift boxes, clothing, umbrellas and chairs you can make with your child and it can use them later for playing with small toys. Besides these, she also makes animals like cranes and cats, and on her YouTube channel you can find instructions on how to make origami Transformers which look amazing!  

If you like making things with your own hands for fun, you should check this out! 

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Origami is the art of paper folding, especially popular in Japan where it originates from. Today, the word “origami” is used for all paper folding practices, whether they are connected to the original Japanese art or not.

When pulled slowly, the light gradually turns on. It can be turned off by compressing the object into its original position. Akirav is a recent graduate at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem, the Industrial Design Department. That’s where she was first introduced to 3-D printing and she kept thinking about ways to utilize this technology into everyday life.

You can see more of her work on her Instagram page and website. Follow her to see more of what she does in the future!

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The futuristic building, designed by Ernst Giselbrecht + Partner, is located in Bad Gleichinberg, Austria. The structure has a glass exterior and solar shading that covers the building to keep the occupants away from the severe sunlight. It also provides a breathtaking view during rainy days.

The façade has 112 aluminum tiles and 56 motors that make them move and it only takes 30 seconds for its façade to fully transform. Watching the structure unfold is like making a large scale Origami. Indeed, this building is unlike any other.

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Dating from the late 70’s, Gundam is a Japanese animation franchise created by Yoshiyuki Tomino and Hajime Yatate which is not just a series, but a complete saga with a multitude of storylines; we are far from reaching the end of the franchise.

Since last year, Alba has been making remarkable origami robots. From a Megazord from Power Rangers to Kshatriya, from Gundam to Evangelion, the young artist still has a serious preference for robots from the Gundam series. And he shares his creations in his Instagram account that has more than 4500 followers.

See his impressive “paper mechs” in the photos below!

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Scroll down to see his miniature origami below.

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Her audience isn’t too large, she has 1.7k followers on Instagram, but she also runs a YouTube channel where she posts tutorials on how to make these amazing creations. She makes some simple and plain objects like boats and airplanes, but there are also the unusual ones like swords, small gift boxes, clothing, umbrellas and chairs you can make with your child and it can use them later for playing with small toys. Besides these, she also makes animals like cranes and cats, and on her YouTube channel you can find instructions on how to make origami Transformers which look amazing!  

If you like making things with your own hands for fun, you should check this out! 

The post Simple And Cute Origami Objects And Toys Everyone Could Make appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Origami is the art of paper folding, especially popular in Japan where it originates from. Today, the word “origami” is used for all paper folding practices, whether they are connected to the original Japanese art or not.

When pulled slowly, the light gradually turns on. It can be turned off by compressing the object into its original position. Akirav is a recent graduate at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem, the Industrial Design Department. That’s where she was first introduced to 3-D printing and she kept thinking about ways to utilize this technology into everyday life.

You can see more of her work on her Instagram page and website. Follow her to see more of what she does in the future!

The post Yael Akirav’s Origami Meets 3-D Print to Create Modern Light Fixtures appeared first on MobiSpirit.

The futuristic building, designed by Ernst Giselbrecht + Partner, is located in Bad Gleichinberg, Austria. The structure has a glass exterior and solar shading that covers the building to keep the occupants away from the severe sunlight. It also provides a breathtaking view during rainy days.

The façade has 112 aluminum tiles and 56 motors that make them move and it only takes 30 seconds for its façade to fully transform. Watching the structure unfold is like making a large scale Origami. Indeed, this building is unlike any other.

The post This Building Changes Its Appearance Based On Weather Conditions appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Dating from the late 70’s, Gundam is a Japanese animation franchise created by Yoshiyuki Tomino and Hajime Yatate which is not just a series, but a complete saga with a multitude of storylines; we are far from reaching the end of the franchise.

Since last year, Alba has been making remarkable origami robots. From a Megazord from Power Rangers to Kshatriya, from Gundam to Evangelion, the young artist still has a serious preference for robots from the Gundam series. And he shares his creations in his Instagram account that has more than 4500 followers.

See his impressive “paper mechs” in the photos below!

The post The Origami Robots of Dani Alba appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Scroll down to see his miniature origami below.

The post Artist Challenges Himself To Create A Mini Origami Every Day For A Year appeared first on MobiSpirit.