I did a crane that size once. Thin paper, a toothpick, and care is all you really need. Crane's a simple model, though -- that dragon is pretty impressive. posted by rifflesby at 6:35 PM on August 14, 2011
I am a bit disappointed that Anja is only making at best milli-origami, rather than true nano-origami. posted by ueyfeuor at 6:57 PM on August 14, 2011
My son makes some ti York origami, but these are even smaller. posted by Katjusa Roquette at 7:42 PM on August 14, 2011
Cool. Something really grabs me about the tiny spiders in the shop, but I'm not sure what it is. posted by Ahab at 9:57 PM on August 14, 2011
Hey! As one of MeFi's resident origami people, I am so glad to see a shout-out to Anja's skills.
We had the great pleasure to stay with her earlier this year, and I saw a lot of her work up close- it's TRULY tiny. she does it all by hand, too, just using a needle for detailed work.
She makes hundreds of these models, so the level of dedication is truly impressive.
On review: Nicky, I'm not surprised to see that you posted this :) posted by EricGjerde at 4:01 AM on August 15, 2011 [1 favorite]
this is hitting every I LOVE THIS button I have. Tiny! Origami!
I usually folded really complex models the first time with cut-down newsprint before scaling down to 10x10 or 8x8 or 6x6 paper. This is wonderful. posted by peachfuzz at 10:23 AM on August 15, 2011
posted by rifflesby at 6:35 PM on August 14, 2011