MUSIC/ART 8
Q2 WEEK 3
November 11, 2020
INTEGRITY
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DESCRIBE HOW YOU
DESCRIBE HOW YOU
FEEL
FEEL
ABOUT YOUR WORK
ABOUT YOUR WORK
AFTER
AFTER
LOOKING AT YOUR OUTPUT
LOOKING AT YOUR OUTPUT
IN
IN
CALLIGRAPHY.
CALLIGRAPHY.
ORIGAMI
ORIGAMI
The word origami is a combination of two Japanese words, ori means “to fold” and kami which means “paper’. The earliest existing written reference to this craft was in a poem in 1680 that mentioned a butterfly design of folder paper used in a Shinto wedding ceremony. However, it has long existed as a folk craft in Japan. When Japan reopened its borders to the foreigners in the 1860’s, origami further developed by adding and adapting techniques from Western paper-folding crafts, which included the use of the bicolored paper and the disallowing of cuts in the design. One of the most popular is the paper crane.
The word origami is a combination of two Japanese words, ori means “to fold” and kami which means “paper’. The earliest existing written reference to this craft was in a poem in 1680 that mentioned a butterfly design of folder paper used in a Shinto wedding ceremony. However, it has long existed as a folk craft in Japan. When Japan reopened its borders to the foreigners in the 1860’s, origami further developed by adding and adapting techniques from Western paper-folding crafts, which included the use of the bicolored paper and the disallowing of cuts in the design. One of the most popular is the paper crane.
WHAT TO DO
WHAT TO DO
ART PORTFOLIO ENTRY #2
ART PORTFOLIO ENTRY #2
- Search for origami tutorial videos.
- When you already have decided which origami craft you are going to make, be ready to take a video of yourself for your progress documentation.
- Once finished, take photos of your craft: top view, side view, back view, and other sides of your craft that needs to be seen.
- Now, go to your EAST ASIA ARTS AND CRAFTS PORTFOLIO blog post then click edit. However, make sure you sign-in so that you can edit your post.
- Next, proceed to the end of your CALLIGRAPHY entry; start writing the title for entry number two – ORIGAMI.
- Then upload the images of your output and the progress video to finish your blog. Make sure to publish. Click VIEW BLOG before you copy the link.
- Lastly, send link to GOOGLE CLASSROOM.
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