Notice the penny next to the gold lizard to get a sense of scale. 
Sunday, February 19, 2006
Ty's Origami
My 12 year old son loves to do origami. He has been doing it since he was 4, I want him to make a blog so he can show all of the things he makes, but so far I can't convince him. So I thought I would showcase some of his work on my blog instead.
Notice the penny next to the gold lizard to get a sense of scale. 
Notice the penny next to the gold lizard to get a sense of scale.
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Oh wow, he is so clever! I can't even do simple origami, my brain isn't wired that way.
ReplyDeleteWOW! That's one talented boy you've got there! I really like the octopus. The way you've laid everything out there makes it look like one of your quilts!
ReplyDeleteThose are awesome! I'm impressed.
ReplyDeleteThree times wow. One from me, two from my teensons, they just wait when I leave computer free for them.
ReplyDeleteYour son definitely ought to show his origami to the world. If he doesn´t care about blog, what about gallery on flickr.com?
Love them! He really should have a blog :)
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! These are fantastic!!
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ReplyDeleteFantastic! This would make a wonderful exhibit at your nearby library. I know I would display it at mine!!
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous! Does he design them or follow traditional directions? (Wow, that sounds like a quilt question) Anyway, I love the sense of sublety and naturalism in them--the little curve in the gold lizard's tail, for example.
ReplyDeleteHe should sell them. I will buy the fox and the two dogs.
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