Wallet

(Model by Sok Song).

Rose in a box

Bird base rose by James Sakoda. The box is a traditional Masu box.

Top 3 Origami Books

1. "A handbook of Origami" by Rick Beech
This was oe of the first origami books I ever bought, and I still use it to this day. It has a wide variety of models; from animals to action figures to practical origami and different levels of difficulty. One of the reason why it is so great is that in stead of diagrams or drawings it had photos, which makes it much easier for beginners to understand the moves.


2. "The greatest dream origami" by Toshikazu Kawasaki
Several different kinds of roses and other designs. Even though this book is in japanese it has some of the clearest/easiest diagrams I have seen.


3. "Origami Essence" by Roman Diaz
So many beautiful animal designs! Different levels of difficulty and very easy to understand diagrams.

Finger Eating Pot II

(Alternative version of the previous model).

Kawasaki's Finger Eating Pot