366 days of continuous origami. Let’s take a look at the origami works of an American.
Origami is a very old traditional handicraft. Before computers and the Internet were not as developed as they are now, my mother would always do it. Give me a piece of paper and let me fold cartons to pass the time.
As I grow older, I fold all the love letters I receive into heart shapes, which feels more powerful than folding square boxes.
But nowadays, not to mention folding hearts, not many children can even fold boxes.
People can often see some particularly powerful origami masters on TV. Most of these masters have nationalities. It’s Japan.
There is an American creator, the name of this creator It’s Heather, because she worked in Japan for more than ten years and started to play origami due to daily exposure.
One day she suddenly made a decision and wanted to create origami every day for 366 consecutive days.
Completely different origami works appear every day. On the one hand, I admire her patience and perseverance, and on the other hand, I very much agree with her endless ideas and creativity.
