I’ve just recently came across these fascinating origami-on-textile explorations by designer Anna O’Neill. Instead of paper, folding tessellations are applied to fabric, with the folds held together by stitches. The result is a stunning play in textures, light and shadow, much like Eric Gjerde‘s fabulous folds yet brought up a notch with its wearability.
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: Featured Book:
Folding Techniques for Designers: From Sheet to Form
: Architecture :
Form+Code in Design,
Art, and Architecture
Making of Design Principles,
Kyna Leski
Smart Materials in Architecture, Interior Architecture and Design: Types, Products, Architecture
Axel Ritter
Digital Fabrications: Architecture and Material Techniques
Lisa Iwamoto
Interactive Architecture
Michael Fox
Frei Otto: Complete Works
: Paper :
Cardbook Book by N. Yabuka
: Materials source books :
: Textiles + Fashion :
Textile Futures: Fashion,
Design and Technology
Extreme Textiles
Fashioning Fabrics: Contemporary Textiles in Fashion
Elyssa Da Cruz
Extreme Beauty: The Body Transformed
Harold Koda
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I just happened upon this site while looking for some inspiration and I was very pleasantly surprised to find my own work featured on it! What an honour!
It’s a pleasure! Simply love your textile tessellations!
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