Origami Hyperbolic Parabola Instructions

How to fold an origami Hyperbolic Parabola from paper - a design exercise from Josef Albers and the Bauhaus School. This is an easy and fast way to make this model, if you look at some of the other youtube instructions they show a more precise (and time consuming) technique. Give it a try yourself or with your students!

[@EricGjerde]

it's Gerstaecker paper from Le Géant des Beaux Arts (a chain of art supply stores). it comes in a block of 25cm x 25cm sheets, 250 count, 70gsm. It's a nice sketching paper that we find works really well for teaching classes as there's lots of squares and they fold well.

[@nelitary3369]

Thank you Eric, very well explained = )

[@dilichiliwilimili]

Very well explained, thank you!

[@AkshaKini]

Very clear instructions, thank you very much.

[@AtelierFleur]

This is so fun! Thank you for this wonderful tutorial

[@joelkaysen2452]

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[@emmittzahir8427]

@Joel Kaysen instablaster ;)

[@giseledesouza8771]

amei, consegui fazer super na boa! explica bem devagar o que é bom pra mim que sou lerda.

[@Hansson-Team]

What kind of paper did you use for this?

[@krecray]

Wow! This is great! Thank you so much for this tutorial (:

[@kt5311]

More such videos. Very well explained. Thankyou

[@pgus-zv3cd]

Hey,Eric it's me Peter you know from the origami meeting! Anyways,I made Hyperbolic Parabolas from octagons,pentagons,and hexagons from 32 grid pleats!

[@ozok17]

None of the above - how do you make them out of pentagons?

[@GauravTandanarts]

Beautiful amezing magin in your hand,❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@AmyMayYeeCheung]

Is there a way to exaggerate one side so that this design could become a table base?

[@martingibbs8972]

If you make it from a regular hexagon, you’ll have 3 points on the floor, three points holding the tabletop.

[@justamomant2514]

Hello. Im def. a fan... i was wondering about what kind of paper would you recomend :)

[@ozok17]

Mónica Zúñiga - thinner paper makes it easier to be precise, but stiffer paper will hold its shape better. Also, you might consider noticing the grain of the paper, and maybe trying out some paper without a consistent grain.

[@michaelrrr1]

What gsm is the paper you are using?

[@fatimayaazzahra7394]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

[@thatoneguylamo0560]

Bruh I didn’t even know i made THIS

[@kt5311]

Beautiful

[@harihari1480]

ASMR

[@Nfup]

"sencillo" dice...

[@analuizaoliveira420]

PAZ

[@patrickmcdermaid2463]

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