| The Public Paperfolding History Project
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| Compound Representational Designs This page is incomplete at present |
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| This
page is being used to collect information about the
history of Compound Representational Designs
(representational designs folded by combining several
sheets of paper). Please contact me if you know any of
this information is incorrect or if you have any other
important information that should be added. Thank you. There is a separate page for designs created by the technique of Modular Paperfolding (which are normally geometric rather than representational). Compound Representational Designs which appear in the books of Isao Honda are recorded under the date they first appear. ********** La Voiture de Cartes - 1725 onwards
********** Designs in 'Origami Shuko' 1944
********** 1960 There are many compound representational designs in 'All About Origami' by Isao Honda, which was published by Toto Bunka Company, Limited in Tokyo in 1960. From Two Squares 71. A Dog
********** 72. A Horse (Cut) The ears are created using a cut.
********** 73. A Winged-Horse (Cut) The wings are created and separated using cuts. The ears are created using a cut.
********** 74. A Kangaroo (Cut) The ears are created using a cut.
********** 75. A Cat (Cut) The ears are created using cuts.
********** 76. A Monkey
********** 77. A Rabbit (Cut) The ears are created using a cut.
********** 78. A Goat (1) The horns are created using cuts.
********** 79. A Deer The horns are created using cuts.
********** 80. A Fox The ears are created using a cut.
********** 81. A Hyena The ears are created using a cut.
********** 82. A Badger The ears are created using a cut.
********** 83. A Fur-seal
********** 84. A One-Hump Camel
********** 85. A Tiger The teeth and the ears are created using cuts.
********** 86. A Rat The ears are created using a cut.
********** 87. A Lion The ears are created using a cut.
********** 88. An Elephant The ears are created using a cut.
********** 89. A Rhinocerous The ears are created using a cut.
********** 90. A Hippopotamus The ears are created using a cut.
********** 91. A Pig The ears are created using a cut.
********** 92. A White Bear The ears are created using cuts.
********** 93. A Bear The ears are created using a cut.
********** 94. A Walking Bear The ears are created using a cut.
********** 95. A Cow The ears are created using a cut.
********** 96. A Water Buffalo The horns and ears are created using cuts
********** 97. A Goat (2) The ears are created using a cut.
********** 98. A Sheep The ears are created using a cut.
********** 99. A Crab The legs on both parts of the design are separated using cuts.
********** 100. A Girl The shape of the girl's face is cut out in the upper piece, then a separate face is pasted over it. The tennis raquet is cut from a separate piece of paper.
********** From Two Equilateral Triangles 121. An Eagle (Compound Design)
********** 122. A Cock (Compound Design)
********** 123. A Dragon (Compound Design) The horns and whiskers are created using cuts.
********** From Two 60/120 Rhombii 126. A giraffe The horns are created using cuts.
********** 127 A Crocodile (Compound Design)
********** 128. 'Three Monkeys' (Compound Designs) Each monkey is made from two 60/120 degree rhombii.
********** 1964 A compound rabbit design from two right angle isosceles triangles of different sizes, which integrates without glue, appears in 'My Origami Animals and Fishes', which was published by Crown Publishers Inc, in New York in 1964.
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