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Pleat tessellations: sequence interaction.
The simple pyramid and bowl (1, 2) are the result of four basic
sequences being folded simultaneously.
Different sets of sequences
folded simultaneously shape the final model in different ways.
The possibilities
are infinite, and a few interesting ones are shown here. Gallery Five explores more complex surfaces.
Medium: mostly elephant-hide (Wyndstone Marble) paper.
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1.
Inverted pyramid.
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2.
Simple bowl.
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3.
Fancy bowl.
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4.
Another fancy bowl.
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5.
Once more.
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Mesh paper bowl.
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Candy dish.
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8.
Same as previous
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9.
Upside-down.
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10.
Wave.
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11.
Real tessellation.
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12.
Upside-down
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13.
Tessellation with rotation.
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14.
Basket with two-fold symmetry.
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15.
Basket with locked edges.
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16.
Surprise bowl.
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17.
Surprise bowl, upside-down.
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18.
Two-by-one surprise bowl.
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19.
Raised center bowl.
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