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{{Nihongo|'''Satoshi Kamiya'''|神谷 哲史|Kamiya Satoshi|born June 6, 1981, in [[Nagoya]], [[Japan]]}} is among the most advanced [[origami]] masters in the world. He began the art at age two, and began seriously designing more advanced models in 1995, and has since made hundreds of origami models.<ref>[http://www.folders.jp/index.shtml]</ref> Perhaps his most famous design is Ryujin 3.5, an elaborate dragon covered with scales and having feelers, claws, and horns. The work can take up to one month to fold properly.<ref>[http://www.japanprobe.com/?p=1116 Kamiya Satoshi: Origami Master | Japan Probe<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> Satoshi has drawn inspiration for his designs from [[Manga]], nature, and both eastern and western [[mythology|mythologies]].
{{Nihongo|'''Satoshi Kamiya'''|神谷 哲史|Kamiya Satoshi|born June 6, 1981, in [[Nagoya]], [[Japan]]}} is among the most advanced [[origami]] masters in the world. He began the art at age two, and began seriously designing more advanced models in 1995, and has since made hundreds of origami models.<ref>[http://www.folders.jp/index.shtml]</ref> Perhaps his most famous design is Ryujin 3.5, an elaborate dragon covered with scales and having feelers, claws, and horns. The work can take up to one month to fold properly.<ref>[http://www.japanprobe.com/?p=1116 Kamiya Satoshi: Origami Master | Japan Probe<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> Satoshi has drawn inspiration for his designs from [[Manga]], nature, and both eastern and western [[mythology|mythologies]].


Many of Satoshi's origami designs are exceptionally complex; the dragons require around 275 steps each and need to be made from at least 20" squares of thin paper or foil. The dragon model (ryu-zin) is unique, however, in that the crease pattern is asymmetrical yet produces a symmetrical model. Kamiya has written threebooks, the most famous of which includes diagrams of nineteen models of intermediate through complex difficulty. Kamiya's third book released in 2012 includes 16 models. Most of these were previously published in convention books, magazines or taught in class. It also includes new, previously unpublished diagrams for the famous feathered, long-tailed phoenix.
Many of Satoshi's origami designs are exceptionally complex; the dragons require around 275 steps each and need to be made from at least 20" squares of thin paper or foil. The dragon model (ryu-zin) is unique, however, in that the crease pattern is asymmetrical yet produces a symmetrical model. Kamiya has written thre ebooks, the most famous of which, ''Works of Satoshi Kamiya, 1995-2003'' includes diagrams of nineteen models of intermediate through complex difficulty. Kamiya's third book released in 2012 includes 16 models and is a follow-up to his debut. Most of these were previously published in convention books, magazines or taught in class. It also includes new, previously unpublished diagrams for the famous feathered, long-tailed phoenix.


==Publications==
==Publications==

Revision as of 13:37, 28 October 2012

Satoshi Kamiya (神谷 哲史, Kamiya Satoshi, born June 6, 1981, in Nagoya, Japan) is among the most advanced origami masters in the world. He began the art at age two, and began seriously designing more advanced models in 1995, and has since made hundreds of origami models.[1] Perhaps his most famous design is Ryujin 3.5, an elaborate dragon covered with scales and having feelers, claws, and horns. The work can take up to one month to fold properly.[2] Satoshi has drawn inspiration for his designs from Manga, nature, and both eastern and western mythologies.

Many of Satoshi's origami designs are exceptionally complex; the dragons require around 275 steps each and need to be made from at least 20" squares of thin paper or foil. The dragon model (ryu-zin) is unique, however, in that the crease pattern is asymmetrical yet produces a symmetrical model. Kamiya has written thre ebooks, the most famous of which, Works of Satoshi Kamiya, 1995-2003 includes diagrams of nineteen models of intermediate through complex difficulty. Kamiya's third book released in 2012 includes 16 models and is a follow-up to his debut. Most of these were previously published in convention books, magazines or taught in class. It also includes new, previously unpublished diagrams for the famous feathered, long-tailed phoenix.

Publications

Works of Satoshi Kamiya, 1995-2003 Origami House, 2005. ISBN 0-00-004194-4

World of Super-Complex Origami Soshimu, 2010. ISBN 978-4-88337-710-7 (in cooperation with other origamists, like Komatsu Hideo and Takashi Hojyo)

Works of Satoshi Kamiya 2, 2002-2009 Origami House, 2012.

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