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Paul Jackson

Personal Information

Born September 19, 1956 (69 years old)
Leeds, United Kingdom
49 books
3.8 (9)
245 readers

Description

Paul Jackson (born on September 19, 1956) is an English professional paperfolder. Author of several books on origami and papercrafts, he also teaches these subjects at Colleges of Art and Design. As editor of an international origami magazine for four years, he travelled extensively to meet other well-known paperfolders. His work has appeared in TV commercials and advertisements, and in exhibitions throughout Western Europe, the United States and Japan. Source: [The Complete Origami Course](

Books

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Origami Toys

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A Jumping Mouse, Fortune Teller, and Two Love Birds in a Love Boat are just a few of the 25 original projects in Origami Toys. This book is aimed at anyone who enjoys creating with their hands.

The art and craft of paper sculpture

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This book aims to introduce readers to all the basic techniques of paper sculpture through projects that progress in complexity, with a different technique in each, until the reader has the skills necessary to design and execute their own projects.

The Encyclopedia of Origami & Papercraft Techniques

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Origami and papercrafts are among the most popular of contemporary craft pursuits. This authoritative encyclopedia is the first book to cover all aspects of papercraft, demonstrating paper's extraordinary versatility as a creative medium. From the "dry" crafts of origami and paper sculpture to the "wet" ones of papier mache and papermaking, all the main techniques are visually demonstrated. The result is an essential, practical reference for all enthusiasts, with complete coverage of the skills this absorbing art requires. An introductory section explains the nature of different kinds of paper, the varied uses to which they can be put, and the key techniques of creasing, cut-scoring and indenting. Then, topic by topic, all the major papercraft techniques are covered individually, starting with origami and progressing to pop-ups, paper sculpture, papier mache, and the exciting possibilities of lesser-known techniques such as decoupage and paper weaving. In addition to the step-by-step demonstrations of the techniques, actual projects are featured to help put principles into practice, while an inspirational gallery of finished work by leading international paper craftsman and women shows what can be achieved, with examples ranging from the functional to the abstract.

Origami Zoo

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Presents step-by-step instructions for thirty-seven animal projects folded from square or rectangular pieces of paper, including designs for a dolphin, gorilla, frog, roadrunner, and panda.

Make it with paper

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An easy to follow and imaginative guide to a host of varied two- and three-dimensional crafts. Includes chapters on making paper; papier mache; wrapping ideas; boxes and bags; twist-outs, cut-aways and pop-ups; stationary; table decorations; origami including eastern, western, and traditional designs.

Masters of origami at Hangar-7

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Presents a catalog of an exhibition of origami held at the Hangar-7 gallery in Salzburg, Austria.

Geometric Origami of Philip Shen

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Geometric single piece origami designed by Philip Shen and illustrated by Paul Jackson.This is a republication of the classic work featuring three dinemsional hand drawn illustrtations.

Origami

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This title is a comprehensive step-by-step guide to the Japanese art of origami.

Quick and Easy Paper Planes that Really Fly

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Step-by-step instructions for high-flying aerodynamic designs like the Boomerang Jet which always comes back. All the designs create planes, without needing glue or scissors, that perform fantastic stunts.

Papercrafts

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Provides illustrated instructions for making a variety of things out of paper.

Cut and fold paper textures

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This book will show you inspirational ways in which paper can be used to create textured and relief surfaces. These techniques are mostly intuitive and easy to make, requiring no origami or paper engineering knowledge. There are 12 different techniques: Twisting narrow strips to make "paper string", Weaving strips, Layering, Coiling, Tearing, Bending, Incising and Lifting, Crumpling, Pleating, Cutting Pleats, Stippling and using Translucent Surfaces. Each is beautifully illustrated with creative examples, first made in white paper and then in papers of different colours, weights and textures. Finally, inspirational photographs show the techniques applied by designers to clothing, furniture, jewellery and homewares, as well as artworks.