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- ISBN
- 9781568814452
- Book Title
- Ornamental Origami : Exploring 3d Geometric Designs
- Book Series
- Ak Peters/Crc Recreational Mathematics Ser.
- Item Length
- 11 in
- Publisher
- A + K Peter's, The Limited
- Publication Year
- 2008
- Format
- Trade Paperback
- Language
- English
- Illustrator
- Yes
- Item Height
- 0.3 in
- Genre
- Design, Architecture, Mathematics, Crafts & Hobbies
- Topic
- Origami, Decoration & Ornament, General, Decorative Arts
- Item Width
- 8.5 in
- Item Weight
- 14.9 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 155 Pages
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This book is a great resource for people who enjoy polyhedra, symmetry, geometry, mathematics and origami. The reader can learn about polyhedra while making these models and is left with the ability to design one's own models. Step-by-step folding instructions for over 40 models are presented. Although the book is for intermediate folders, beginners are encouraged to try because origami basics are explained. The diagrams are easy to follow and each model is accompanied by breathtaking finished model photographs.
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A + K Peter's, The Limited
ISBN-10
1568814453
ISBN-13
9781568814452
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Product Key Features
Book Title
Ornamental Origami : Exploring 3d Geometric Designs
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Origami, Decoration & Ornament, General, Decorative Arts
Publication Year
2008
Book Series
Ak Peters/Crc Recreational Mathematics Ser.
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Design, Architecture, Mathematics, Crafts & Hobbies
Number of Pages
155 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
11 in
Item Height
0.3 in
Item Width
8.5 in
Item Weight
14.9 Oz
Additional Product Features
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378
Lc Classification Number
Tt870.M822 2008
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Ornamental Origamiis Meenakshi Mukerji's second book on modular origami. Those of you who are familiar with her first book will find that this second installment to be just as well organized with a slew of new origami models. -Origami Resource Center, 2011 Opening Ornamental Origamiby Meenakshi Mukerji gives me a pleasurable feeling. The glossy paper pages with their colorful photographs that alternate with step-by-step how-to directions entice me to pick up paper squares right away and start folding. In this second book by Mukerji there are 40 more clever, geometric, modular origami models for paperfolding enthusiasts. -Florence Temko, February 2009 This is another excellent book by one of the rigami community's highly-creative authors . . . and, just as with her first book, anyone looking to start out in decorative modular folding will also find this book a great resource. -Anne LaVin's Origami Blog, February 2009 Ornamental Origamiis a wonderful book for both math and origami lovers alike. . . . the author provides wonderful, clear descriptions and beautiful photographs. Another interesting aspect of the book is the afterward: a small collection of mathematical exercises related to folding paper. The problems were thought-provoking and again bridged the gap between math and origami. -MAA Reviews, March 2009 Using color extensively in both diagrams and photographs, [Mukerji] walks readers through the elaborate constructions and illustrates the final pieces. -Book News, May 2009 Meenakshi Mukerji's book is essentially a study of polyhedra but in a way that brings out the symmetry in subtle ways. . . . It builds up very complicated results from simple modules so that even a beginner in origami can follow and learn about polyhedral symmetry by assembling them. It should definitely find a place in school teaching or mathematics clubs. -John Sharp, The London Mathematical Society Newsletter, May 2009 This book is an excellent contribution to the growing interest in and publications on origami, the art of paper folding. The author uses a special (construction) method called modular origami. That means she folds identical modules, called units which are assembled (on 'tabs' and 'pockets') to the final model. This method is also the content of the author's first book Marvelous Modular Origamiwhich should be regarded as the basis of this new book. The author points out the underlying mathematics behind her origami. ... In marvelous coloured pictures, more than 40 modular origami models are shown with explicit instructions for the construction. ... The reader is invited to follow the passion of paper folding inspired by the beautiful examples in this book. -Gertraud Ehrig, Zentralblatt MATH, September 2009 children can learn origami techniques to create beautiful and varied geometric shapes. -Science News,November 2009 This book, for both beginners and experts, provides guidance in creating modular origami from the basic to the intricate, including planar origami models. The target audience includes artists, mathematicians, and students over twelve. ... The book's strengths include (1) explaining the symbols and terminology and (2) applying mathematics to the planar models. The diagrams in the book help users follow along. ... I recommend this book for math teachers who want to collaborate with art teachers. -Colleen Eddy, Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School, January 2010, Ornamental Origami is Meenakshi Mukerjie(tm)s second book on modular origami. Those of you who are familiar with herfirst book will find that this second installment to be just as well organized with a slew of new origami models. e"Origami Resource Center, 2011 Opening Ornamental Origami by Meenakshi Mukerji gives me a pleasurable feeling. The glossy paper pages with their colorful photographs that alternate with step-by-step how-to directions entice me to pick up paper squares right away and start folding. In this second book by Mukerji there are 40 more clever, geometric, modular origami models for paperfolding enthusiasts. e"Florence Temko, February 2009 This is another excellent book by one of the rigami communitye(tm)s highly-creative authors . . . and, just as with her first book, anyone looking to start out in decorative modular folding will also find this book a great resource. e"Anne LaVin's Origami Blog, February 2009 Ornamental Origami is a wonderful book for both math and origami lovers alike. . . . the author provides wonderful, clear descriptions and beautiful photographs. Another interesting aspect of the book is the afterward: a small collection of mathematical exercises related to folding paper. The problems were thought-provoking and again bridged the gap between math and origami. e"MAA Reviews, March 2009 Using color extensively in both diagrams and photographs, [Mukerji] walks readers through the elaborate constructions and illustrates the final pieces. e"Book News, May 2009 Meenakshi Mukerjie(tm)s book is essentially a study of polyhedra but in a way that brings out the symmetry in subtle ways. . . . It builds up very complicated results from simple modules so that even a beginner in origami can follow and learn about polyhedral symmetry by assembling them. It should definitely find a place in school teaching or mathematics clubs. e"John Sharp, The London Mathematical Society Newsletter, May 2009 This book is an excellent contribution to the growing interest in and publications on origami, the art of paper folding. The author uses a special (construction) method called modular origami. That means she folds identical modules, called units which are assembled (on 'tabs' and 'pockets') to the final model. This method is also the content of the author's first book Marvelous Modular Origami which should be regarded as the basis of this new book. The author points out the underlying mathematics behind her origami. ... In marvelous coloured pictures, more than 40 modular origami models are shown with explicit instructions for the construction. ... The reader is invited to follow the passion of paper folding inspired by the beautiful examples in this book. e"Gertraud Ehrig, Zentralblatt MATH, September 2009 children can learn origami techniques to create beautiful and varied geometric shapes. e"Science News, November 2009 This book, for both beginners and experts, provides guidance in creating modular origami from the basic to the intricate, including planar origami models. The target audience includes artists, mathematicians, and students over twelve. ... The book's strengths include (1) explaining the symbols and terminology and (2) applying mathematics to the planar models. The diagrams in the book help users follow along. ... I recommend this book for math teachers who want to collaborate with art teachers. e"Colleen Eddy, Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School, January 2010, Opening Ornamental Origamiby Meenakshi Mukerji gives me a pleasurable feeling. The glossy paper pages with their colorful photographs that alternate with step-by-step how-to directions entice me to pick up paper squares right away and start folding. In this second book by Mukerji there are 40 more clever, geometric, modular origami models for paperfolding enthusiasts. �Florence Temko, February 2009 This is another excellent book by one of the rigami community "s highly-creative authors . . . and, just as with her first book, anyone looking to start out in decorative modular folding will also find this book a great resource. �Anne LaVin's Origami Blog, February 2009 Ornamental Origamiis a wonderful book for both math and origami lovers alike. . . . the author provides wonderful, clear descriptions and beautiful photographs. Another interesting aspect of the book is the afterward: a small collection of mathematical exercises related to folding paper. The problems were thought-provoking and again bridged the gap between math and origami. �MAA Reviews, March 2009 Using color extensively in both diagrams and photographs, [Mukerji] walks readers through the elaborate constructions and illustrates the final pieces. �Book News, May 2009 Meenakshi Mukerji "s book is essentially a study of polyhedra but in a way that brings out the symmetry in subtle ways. . . . It builds up very complicated results from simple modules so that even a beginner in origami can follow and learn about polyhedral symmetry by assembling them. It should definitely find a place in school teaching or mathematics clubs. �John Sharp, The London Mathematical Society Newsletter, May 2009 This book is an excellent contribution to the growing interest in and publications on origami, the art of paper folding. The author uses a special (construction) method called modular origami. That means she folds identical modules, called units which are assembled (on 'tabs' and 'pockets') to the final model. This method is also the content of the author's first book Marvelous Modular Origamiwhich should be regarded as the basis of this new book. The author points out the underlying mathematics behind her origami. ... In marvelous coloured pictures, more than 40 modular origami models are shown with explicit instructions for the construction. ... The reader is invited to follow the passion of paper folding inspired by the beautiful examples in this book. �Gertraud Ehrig, Zentralblatt MATH, September 2009 children can learn origami techniques to create beautiful and varied geometric shapes. �Science News , November 2009 This book, for both beginners and experts, provides guidance in creating modular origami from the basic to the intricate, including planar origami models. The target audience includes artists, mathematicians, and students over twelve. ... The book's strengths include (1) explaining the symbols and terminology and (2) applying mathematics to the planar models. The diagrams in the book help users follow along. ... I recommend this book for math teachers who want to collaborate with art teachers. �Colleen Eddy, Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School, January 2010, Ornamental Origamiis Meenakshi Mukerji's second book on modular origami. Those of you who are familiar with her first book will find that this second installment to be just as well organized with a slew of new origami models. --Origami Resource Center, 2011 Opening Ornamental Origamiby Meenakshi Mukerji gives me a pleasurable feeling. The glossy paper pages with their colorful photographs that alternate with step-by-step how-to directions entice me to pick up paper squares right away and start folding. In this second book by Mukerji there are 40 more clever, geometric, modular origami models for paperfolding enthusiasts. --Florence Temko, February 2009 This is another excellent book by one of the rigami community's highly-creative authors . . . and, just as with her first book, anyone looking to start out in decorative modular folding will also find this book a great resource. --Anne LaVin's Origami Blog, February 2009 Ornamental Origamiis a wonderful book for both math and origami lovers alike. . . . the author provides wonderful, clear descriptions and beautiful photographs. Another interesting aspect of the book is the afterward: a small collection of mathematical exercises related to folding paper. The problems were thought-provoking and again bridged the gap between math and origami. --MAA Reviews, March 2009 Using color extensively in both diagrams and photographs, [Mukerji] walks readers through the elaborate constructions and illustrates the final pieces. --Book News, May 2009 Meenakshi Mukerji's book is essentially a study of polyhedra but in a way that brings out the symmetry in subtle ways. . . . It builds up very complicated results from simple modules so that even a beginner in origami can follow and learn about polyhedral symmetry by assembling them. It should definitely find a place in school teaching or mathematics clubs. --John Sharp, The London Mathematical Society Newsletter, May 2009 This book is an excellent contribution to the growing interest in and publications on origami, the art of paper folding. The author uses a special (construction) method called modular origami. That means she folds identical modules, called units which are assembled (on 'tabs' and 'pockets') to the final model. This method is also the content of the author's first book Marvelous Modular Origamiwhich should be regarded as the basis of this new book. The author points out the underlying mathematics behind her origami. ... In marvelous coloured pictures, more than 40 modular origami models are shown with explicit instructions for the construction. ... The reader is invited to follow the passion of paper folding inspired by the beautiful examples in this book. --Gertraud Ehrig, Zentralblatt MATH, September 2009 children can learn origami techniques to create beautiful and varied geometric shapes. --Science News,November 2009 This book, for both beginners and experts, provides guidance in creating modular origami from the basic to the intricate, including planar origami models. The target audience includes artists, mathematicians, and students over twelve. ... The book's strengths include (1) explaining the symbols and terminology and (2) applying mathematics to the planar models. The diagrams in the book help users follow along. ... I recommend this book for math teachers who want to collaborate with art teachers. --Colleen Eddy, Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School, January 2010, " opening Ornamental Origami by Meenakshi Mukerji gives me a pleasurable feeling. The glossy paper pages with their colorful photographs that alternate with step-by-step how-to directions entice me to pick up paper squares right away and start folding. In this second book by Mukerji there are 40 more clever, geometric, modular origami models for paperfolding enthusiasts. "" -Florence Temko, February 2009 ""This is another excellent book by one of the Origami community's highly-creative authors . . . and, just as with her first book, anyone looking to start out in decorative modular folding will also find this book a great resource."" -Anne LaVin, Anne LaVin's Origami Blog, February 2009 ""Ornamental Origami is a wonderful book for both math and origami lovers alike. . . . the author provides wonderful, clear descriptions and beautiful photographs. Another interesting aspect of the book is the afterward: a small collection of mathematical exercises related to folding paper. The problems were thought-provoking and again bridged the gap between math and origami."" -MAA Reviews, March 2009 ""Using color extensively in both diagrams and photographs, [Mukerji] walks readers through the elaborate constructions and illustrates the final pieces."" -Book News, May 2009 ""Meenakshi Mukerji's book is essentially a study of polyhedra but in a way that brings out the symmetry in subtle ways. . . . It builds up very complicated results from simple modules so that even a beginner in origami can follow and learn about polyhedral symmetry by assembling them. It should definitely find a place in school teaching or mathematics clubs."" -John Sharp, The London Mathematical Society Newsletter , May 2009 ""This book is an excellent contribution to the growing interest in and publications on origami, the art of paper folding. The author uses a special (construction) method called modular origami. That means she folds identical modules, called units which are assembled (on 'tabs' and 'pockets') to the final model. This method is also the content of the author's first book 'Marvelous Modular Origami' (2007) which should be regarded as the basis of this new book. The author points out the underlying mathematics behind her origami. ... In marvelous coloured pictures, more than 40 modular origami models are shown with explicit instructions for the construction. ... The reader is invited to follow the passion of paper folding inspired by the beautiful examples in this book."" -Gertraud Ehrig, Zentralblatt MATH , September 2009 Ornamental Origami has been reviewed by Mathematiacl Reviews ! Check out the link above for more details. - Mathematiacl Reviews , November 2009 children can learn origami techniques to create beautiful and varied geometric shapes."" - Science News , November 2009 ""This book, for both beginners and experts, provides guidance in creating modular origami from the basic to the intricate, including planar origami models. The target audience includes artists, mathematicians, and students over twelve. ... The book's strengths include (1) explaining the symbols and terminology and (2) applying mathematics to the planar models. The diagrams in the book help users follow along. ... I recommend this book for math teachers who want to collaborate with art teachers."" -Colleen Eddy, Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School, January 2010", Ornamental Origami is Meenakshi Mukerji's second book on modular origami. Those of you who are familiar with her first book will find that this second installment to be just as well organized with a slew of new origami models. --Origami Resource Center, 2011 Opening Ornamental Origami by Meenakshi Mukerji gives me a pleasurable feeling. The glossy paper pages with their colorful photographs that alternate with step-by-step how-to directions entice me to pick up paper squares right away and start folding. In this second book by Mukerji there are 40 more clever, geometric, modular origami models for paperfolding enthusiasts. --Florence Temko, February 2009 This is another excellent book by one of the rigami community's highly-creative authors . . . and, just as with her first book, anyone looking to start out in decorative modular folding will also find this book a great resource. --Anne LaVin's Origami Blog, February 2009 Ornamental Origami is a wonderful book for both math and origami lovers alike. . . . the author provides wonderful, clear descriptions and beautiful photographs. Another interesting aspect of the book is the afterward: a small collection of mathematical exercises related to folding paper. The problems were thought-provoking and again bridged the gap between math and origami. --MAA Reviews, March 2009 Using color extensively in both diagrams and photographs, [Mukerji] walks readers through the elaborate constructions and illustrates the final pieces. --Book News, May 2009 Meenakshi Mukerji's book is essentially a study of polyhedra but in a way that brings out the symmetry in subtle ways. . . . It builds up very complicated results from simple modules so that even a beginner in origami can follow and learn about polyhedral symmetry by assembling them. It should definitely find a place in school teaching or mathematics clubs. --John Sharp, The London Mathematical Society Newsletter, May 2009 This book is an excellent contribution to the growing interest in and publications on origami, the art of paper folding. The author uses a special (construction) method called modular origami. That means she folds identical modules, called units which are assembled (on 'tabs' and 'pockets') to the final model. This method is also the content of the author's first book Marvelous Modular Origami which should be regarded as the basis of this new book. The author points out the underlying mathematics behind her origami. ... In marvelous coloured pictures, more than 40 modular origami models are shown with explicit instructions for the construction. ... The reader is invited to follow the passion of paper folding inspired by the beautiful examples in this book. --Gertraud Ehrig, Zentralblatt MATH, September 2009 children can learn origami techniques to create beautiful and varied geometric shapes. --Science News, November 2009 This book, for both beginners and experts, provides guidance in creating modular origami from the basic to the intricate, including planar origami models. The target audience includes artists, mathematicians, and students over twelve. ... The book's strengths include (1) explaining the symbols and terminology and (2) applying mathematics to the planar models. The diagrams in the book help users follow along. ... I recommend this book for math teachers who want to collaborate with art teachers. --Colleen Eddy, Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School, January 2010, Ornamental Origami is Meenakshi Mukerji's second book on modular origami. Those of you who are familiar with her first book will find that this second installment to be just as well organized with a slew of new origami models. --Origami Resource Center, 2011 Opening Ornamental Origami by Meenakshi Mukerji gives me a pleasurable feeling. The glossy paper pages with their colorful photographs that alternate with step-by-step how-to directions entice me to pick up paper squares right away and start folding. In this second book by Mukerji there are 40 more clever, geometric, modular origami models for paperfolding enthusiasts. --Florence Temko, February 2009 This is another excellent book by one of the rigami community's highly-creative authors . . . and, just as with her first book, anyone looking to start out in decorative modular folding will also find this book a great resource. --Anne LaVin's Origami Blog, February 2009 Ornamental Origami is a wonderful book for both math and origami lovers alike. . . . the author provides wonderful, clear descriptions and beautiful photographs. Another interesting aspect of the book is the afterward: a small collection of mathematical exercises related to folding paper. The problems were thought-provoking and again bridged the gap between math and origami. --MAA Reviews, March 2009 Using color extensively in both diagrams and photographs, [Mukerji] walks readers through the elaborate constructions and illustrates the final pieces. --Book News, May 2009 Meenakshi Mukerji's book is essentially a study of polyhedra but in a way that brings out the symmetry in subtle ways. . . . It builds up very complicated results from simple modules so that even a beginner in origami can follow and learn about polyhedral symmetry by assembling them. It should definitely find a place in school teaching or mathematics clubs. --John Sharp, The London Mathematical Society Newsletter, May 2009 This book is an excellent contribution to the growing interest in and publications on origami, the art of paper folding. The author uses a special (construction) method called modular origami. That means she folds identical modules, called units which are assembled (on 'tabs' and 'pockets') to the final model. This method is also the content of the author's first book Marvelous Modular Origami which should be regarded as the basis of this new book. The author points out the underlying mathematics behind her origami. ... In marvelous coloured pictures, more than 40 modular origami models are shown with explicit instructions for the construction. ... The reader is invited to follow the passion of paper folding inspired by the beautiful examples in this book. --Gertraud Ehrig, Zentralblatt MATH, September 2009 children can learn origami techniques to create beautiful and varied geometric shapes. --Science News, November 2009 This book, for both beginners and experts, provides guidance in creating modular origami from the basic to the intricate, including planar origami models. The target audience includes artists, mathematicians, and students over twelve. ... The book's strengths include (1) explaining the symbols and terminology and (2) applying mathematics to the planar models. The diagrams in the book help users follow along. ... I recommend this book for math teachers who want to collaborate with art teachers. --Colleen Eddy, Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School, January 2010
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