At a cottage by the sea, I had to fold something appropriate!
This is my first try at Robert Lang’s origami horseshoe crab. Folded from a single uncut sheet of foil paper. It would be better with brown paper, but I didn’t have the right kind on hand; foil was the strongest, thinnest paper I have with me right now on vacation…
It has a few challenging steps in it…
– Matthew Green
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I continue to be amazed by what you can do with a single sheet of paper and nothing else! You must have an incredible menagerie of paper creatures. Again, I urge you to start an Origami Workshop and Museum. It would be wildly popular, I’m sure! Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you! I have boxes of origami models in my apartment, but I also give a lot of them away. I have been teaching some classes at Art Haven and The Hive, and hope to do some exhibits if I can put together enough display-quality models…
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Mind blowing! Never ever thought a horseshoe crab!
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This is truly unique and beautiful as are all your amazing origami work. Love it!
Alice Gardner
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Matthew, that is a truly amazing Origami pie e. Amazing!
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That is one VERY cool elegant crab.
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Just beautiful, and a tour de force, for it looks very elaborate, and very difficult….but a brilliant result. Thank you for sharing .
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Thanks, everybody! Robert Lang is a brilliant origami creator, and this is just one of his many excellent designs. Visit his website and prepare to be blown away: http://www.langorigami.com/
He also happens to be a very nice person, very friendly and accessible.
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Fantastic!!! we are finding more and more horseshoe crab’s most dead but one large one alive at Wing. glad to see them again it has been years
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Fantastical!
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