Modular origami - paper magic
- Sokolnikova Nadezhda Petrovna
- technology teacher of the 1st category
- MOU "Secondary School with. Tarlykovka, Rivne district, Saratov region"
- Origami is the traditional Japanese art of paper folding. The history of origami has more than one hundred years, it has become part of Japanese culture. Creating intricate figures is very similar to solving a rebus.
- Japanese origami has become an independent art form, paper miracles created by modern masters look so unusual. This is especially true for modular origami and Kusudama figurines - these are the most amazing types of origami.
- The first mention of modular origami is found in a Japanese book by Hayato Ohoko in 1734. It contains an engraving depicting a group of traditional origami models, one of which is a modular cube. The cube is shown from two angles, and the explanation describes it as a "tamatebako" or "magical treasure chest".
- Also, a number of modular origami models exist in the Chinese tradition of paper folding, especially the lotus made from happiness paper, as well as the pagoda.
- The possibilities inherent in modular origami did not develop until the 1960s, when the technique was rediscovered by Robert Neil in the USA and later by Mitsunobu Sonobe in Japan. Since then, modular origami has been popularized and developed widely and is now represented by thousands of works.
- Origami modular - the creation of three-dimensional figures from triangular origami modules - was invented in China. The whole figure is assembled from many identical parts (modules). Each module is folded according to the rules of classic origami from one sheet of paper, and then the modules are connected by nesting them into each other. The resulting friction force does not allow the structure to disintegrate.
- This module is made up of a rectangle of colored or white paper. The aspect ratio of the rectangle should be approximately 1:1.5. You can get the desired rectangles by dividing the A4 format into equal parts.
- 1. Fold the rectangle in half.
- 2. Bend and straighten to outline the middle line. Turn the mountain towards you.
- Fold the edges towards the middle.
- Turn over.
- Raise the edges
- Bend the corners, bending them over a large triangle.
- Straighten up.
- Again, fold the small triangles along the marked lines and lift the edges up.
- Bend in half.
- The resulting module has two corners and two pockets.
- The modules folded according to the above diagram can be inserted into each other in various ways and receive bulk products. Here is one possible connection example:
- To make a fish, triangular modules of two colors are needed: 17 of one and 24 of the other.
- In my version - 17 pink and 24 blue.
- We take 1 pink module and string two blue modules on it.
- Next row 3 blue
- 4 blue
- Now we string five pink ones on them.
- In the next row there are six pink ones.
- In the next row, we string five blue ones, thereby reducing the number of modules. Leave the corners free
- Next four blue
- In the next row there are three blue ones. To keep the edge clean, insert two corners into one pocket.
- Next two
- Then one. The body is ready, the tail remains.
- We put pink on the last blue one, and two more pink ones on the edges of it, inserting a pink and blue corner into their pockets.
- In the next rows, we put two more pink ones on the extreme pink ones.
- The fish is ready. You can add an eye and fantasize about further use.
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MAGIC ART - ORIGAMI Educator GBDOU d / s No. 52 Lobacheva Yu.I.
Origami is the ancient art of paper folding. "Ori" in Japanese means "to fold" and "Kami" means paper. The art of origami has its roots in ancient China, where paper was invented. Initially, origami was used in religious ceremonies. For a long time, this type of art was available only to representatives of the upper classes, where a sign of good taste was the possession of paper folding techniques. ORIGAMI
A bit of history Two thousand years ago, the Chinese invented paper. Around the same time, the art of origami appeared. But it is believed that the art of origami originated in Japan and is even older than paper. The first origami figures originated from the art of draping fabric in the manufacture of traditional Japanese clothing.
The famous Japanese origami master Akira Yoshizawa came up with the “origami alphabet”. These are conventional signs and basic forms
Basic forms
Conventional signs
Types of origami
simple origami
modular origami
Wet folding
Kusudama
Origami from money
Iron origami models
Interesting facts The smallest Japanese crane was built from a square of only 1 mm. The giant crane is made of a square with sides of 33 meters!
Meaning of origami - Origami develops fine motor skills of hands. - Strengthens attention and perseverance. - Occupations of origami are safe, because nothing but paper is required for work. - Develops creativity (you can show a whole theater with the help of origami crafts) - Develops memory, thinking, spatial imagination, ingenuity - Origami, harmoniously develops both hemispheres of the brain, finger movements become more accurate. After all, to get a beautiful figure, you need accuracy, attention, concentration. (This is very important for those who are learning to write)
What do origami lessons give a child to improve the coordination of fine finger movements; patience and care; development of the ability to clearly formulate an idea; teaching the elements of logical and abstract thinking; development of perseverance, observation, memory and spatial design
Making paper crafts: captivates preschoolers; awakens children's imagination; brings joy to children, as in the hands of a child, paper comes to life and in a matter of minutes turns into flowers, animals, birds, striking with the plausibility of their forms and the intricacy of silhouettes; develops creativity.
The use of origami in the modern world In architecture. in choreography. in art therapy. In interior design. in theatrical activities. in various games. In child development.
Artistic and aesthetic development of the child Models made of colored paper give pleasure to their appearance, delight the eye of the creator and the viewer.
Introducing a child to universal human values Origami makes it possible to express their feelings to loved ones in the form of a handmade gift
Development of the speech of preschoolers Origami promotes the development of the child's speech. Having completed the craft, he needs to tell his mother, grandmother, father, friend, etc. about it. The child repeatedly tells how he did, uses familiar terms. Children love to play with crafts, beating familiar works. Origami toys provoke children to conduct a dialogue, which serves as a stimulating factor for the development of dialogic speech.
Development of spatial imagination, eye, attention, memory In origami classes, this happens automatically. Each action requires the participation of the eyes, requires the participation of memory (remember how we did ...?), attention (having missed the operation, you don’t know what to do next) And so on every lesson. But it is important that all this is hidden from the child, he just makes crafts.
Introduction to basic geometric concepts. Origami introduces children in practice to the basic geometric concepts (angle, side, square, triangle, etc.), at the same time, the dictionary is enriched with special terms. Children learn to read drawings, memorize symbols.
Stimulation of self-education Passion for origami stimulates children to self-study, search together with their parents for books on origami, making unfamiliar models or repeating interesting crafts at home. Often, children, carried away by origami, begin to engage in other types of creativity.
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