Jasper's List o' Links

Activities

Origami on the Web

• My origami menagerie.
• Anne LaVin's Origami Page inspired the menagerie.
• Joseph Wu's Origami Page.
• The Origami Mailing List Archives.
• Eric Andersen has a fantastic origami page. ¡A Four Star Site!
• Most of the following links were copied from Eric's page of Origami on the Web.
• Exhibits
  • Jasper's Origami Menagerie.
  • Eric Andersen's origami page.
  • Alex Barber's Origami Page
  • Joseph Wu's Origami Photo Galleries include his Creations and A Gallery of Impressive Origami.
  • Robert Gatliff's Origami Page
  • Sy's Paper Folding Page
  • Cranes for Peace
  • Hans Bodlaender's Origami Page
  • J.C. Nolan's Origami Wonderland
  • Modular Origami
    • Jim Plank's Origami Page (Modular)
    • Valerie Vann's Modular Origami Page
    • Doug Philips' Origami Page (Modular)
• Instructions
  • A few handy collections of instructions:
    • Jasper's Guide to Paperfolding Instructions On the Web
    • The Origami Interest Group's archives include many PostScript diagrams.
    • Rachel's Origami Page
  • Direct links to browsable instructions:
    • CMU's Folding Tips also refer to the Postscript diagrams for the waterbomb.
    • The Pleated Egg-Crate (p. 1 of 4)
    • How to fold the cube
    • Bren Riesinger has diagrams of:
      • simple models and
      • a more complicated model.
    :
• References
  • The Origami FAQ is an introduction to the
  • The Origami Mailing List Archives.
  • Origami Records
  • CMU has a short, accurate list of Recommended Origami Books
  • The Dover Catalog includes several good origami books.
  • Several more collections of origami books:
    • Origami Books in the Library of Congress
    • Recommended Origami Books
    • Origami Book Descriptions
• Organizations
  • Origami USA
    • Origami USA Supplies List
    • The Annual Convention in New York.
  • The CMU Origami Club presented the Forms and Patterns Exhibit 1995
  • Origami Society of the Netherlands
  • Origami clubs on the American west coast.
    • The West Coast Origami Guild
    • Bay Area Rapid Folders
• Origami Businesses
  • Fascinating Folds carries a full line of origami books and papers.
  • Kim's Crane maintains a wide selection of origami books and papers.
  • KittyHawk Software, Inc.
  • Gerald Laabs has written a book about Japan.
• Non-graphical pages
  • Anne's Origami Page
• More Origami on the Web:
  • Joseph Wu's Origami Page has a list of Other Origami Pages
  • Amy Huang is building a Ring of Origami Art.
  • George Ho uses Origami [in] Mental Health Therapy.
  • Alta Vista: Advanced Query
  • Fascinating Folds - Origami Connection

More links to Japan

• More information about Japan, including maps, histories of World War II, and information about teaching in Japan, can be found on another page of my List o' Links.

Some of my other hobbies include cooking, cycling, and reading.

• There are thousands of things to do in Southern California.
  You find some yourself, by searching in :
• A List of Food and Cooking Sites
• Recipe Archive Index
• Stuart's Chinese Recipes Page
• Other sports-related resources on the web
• MIT Lecture Series Committee
• Bicycle Accident Statistics
• Cycling Related Pages On WWW

Navigational Assistance:

Jasper's List o' Links is "up" from here.

@LA is a registered servicemark of Technique Development.
The @LA servicemark, icon, and search form are used with permission.
Copyright 1995-2001 by Jasper (aka John Paulsen). You can send him your comments.

Last updated December 2, 2001.