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Triangular Waterbomb Tessellation


Triangular Waterbomb Tessellation
Originally uploaded by gila o.
Gila folded this up- it's a great triangular tessellation. She'd been folding the square waterbomb tessellation earlier, and I guess this was the next one for her to try out!

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9/08/2005 04:46:00 PM

This is Ron Resch's flexible surface fold, right? I have one in my office, not as pretty, made from this guide.

The Vegreville easter egg is also based on this fold.    



9/08/2005 10:02:00 PM

it looks like it, so I'd guess maybe- but the mathematics (and folding sequence) behind this particular sort of tessellation is relatively easy, so I can't say if she followed his instructions or if she came up with it herself. either way, it's a nice design, although I'm more of a "flat fold" kind of person.

John McKeever has the largest photo set of Resch-style tessellations online, located here! he's a pretty fascinating guy with a great hand at origami.    



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