TAILIEUCHUNG - Ebook Prehistoric Origami - Dinosaurs and other creatures - John Montroll

Ebook Prehistoric Origami - Dinosaurs and other creatures is over 1,200 clearly outlined folding instructions show how to create 20 paper models of world's most celebrated extinct animals — Tyrannosaurus, Stegosaurus, Triceratops, Iguanodon, 16 others — as well as a mountain, volcano, dinosaur egg, and a prehistoric tree. | PREHISTORIC ORIGAMI Dinosaurs and Other Creatures John Montroll Dover Publications Inc. New York - 3U Paso Robles Public Library Paso Robles California Introduction My goal with this collection of original projects has been to use origami to create an accurate and aesthetically pleasing collection of prehistoric animals. The presentation of animals in this book reflects the most current paleontological theories from nomenclature the Apatosaurus has replaced the recently decanonized Brontosaurus from my paper menagerie to fine structural detail note the dorsal plating on the Stegosaurus . I hope that the resulting work provides the reader user with both a technically accurate survey of these extinct creatures and many hours of artistic pleasure. Although any square paper can be used for the projects in this book the best material is origami paper. Origami paper is sold in many hobby shops and can be purchased by mail from The Friends of the Origami Center of America 15 West 77 street New York NY 10024-5192. Large sheets of paper are easier to work with than smaller ones. Origami paper is colored on one side and white on the other. In my diagrams the shading represents the colored side of the paper. Origami paper and a catalog of other available craft books can also be ordered from Dover Publications Inc. 31 East 2nd st. Mineola NY 11501. This book is a combination of the old and modern. The ancient art here is illustrated step-by-step with graphics produced on a computer. The illustrations conform to the internationally accepted Randlett-Yoshizawa conventions. The directions for each project have been submitted to experienced origami artists and I thank the many friends whose suggestions have helped me improve the clarity of my illustrations and explanations. Other friends have helped in other ways. Martha Landy has provided an excellent introduction and background notes on the animals. Ms. Landy teaches students with special needs in New Brunswick New Jersey. Her .

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• Prehistoric Origami Dinosaurs and other creatures
• Prehistoric Origami
• Origami Dinosaurs
• Origami Stegosaurus
• Origami Triceratops
• Origami Tyrannosaurus