Over the last couple years Ty has gotten several jobs designing origami models for ad agencies, so in addition to the article the Time Out editors asked him if he could make two models to coincide with local museum exhibits. You can see the article and photos of some of his origami here.
You can also learn to make an origami flower by watching this video tutorial by my son Ty.
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Wow! These are amazing. Isn't it grand to have children who are creative success stories?
ReplyDeleteYou should be proud! Ty's artwork is amazing, especially for those of us who have tried origami! LOL!Have a great weekend, Judy.
ReplyDeleteI know you have a very talented daughter too. Are there other Perez children who are following in the footsteps of their artistic mother?
ReplyDeleteThanks Jeannie!
ReplyDeleteNo Quiltbug, Ty is the end of the line, lol.
woooowhoooo!
ReplyDeleteGreat video! Amazing artwork:)
ReplyDeleteLaura T
Wow! I can see why you are so proud! Congratulations to Ty! Great video....he makes it look so easy!
ReplyDeleteAnd proud you should be! The apple(s) don't fall far from that tree!! They get their talent from their mum!
ReplyDeleteWay to go, Ty!
ReplyDeleteMind-boggling! Ty is so very clever!
ReplyDeleteGreat kid! Loved the article about him!
ReplyDeleteVery cool! Good reason to be pround. I've never seen that magazine before. I'll have my daughter look for it, she lives in Lincoln Park.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Ty! That is great news. Looks like a cool magazine. My hat goes off to him for creating works of art in paper folding - wow!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Congrats Ty!
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