Happy New {Lucky} Year!

You might already know my interest in crane origami. I love them so much not just for their shape, expecially when I put one into another creating a sort of a chain, or for the pattern of the beautiful washi paper ... I really like them because of the greeting message they carry [do you already know the Thousand Origami Creanes significance? You have to].

What a best symbol to put the past year behind us and get ready to start the new one with some good resolutions, purposes, projects...
I wish you, my dear readers, a Happy New Year full of love, happiness, health and challenges. Of these last ones, I'm sure I'll find many!

P.S. There is a typo into the greeting card! I'm sorry, as you already know my English is a way too imperfect, and I spell very bad ;)

Origami mood (pt. 2)

My mind usually works on connections. I've got a visual memory and I can easily collect a considerable amount of different images building a kind of 'relationship' between one and another. That's my ability, something I can do very well and something useful for my work too.

So, sometimes this is the result of a madly random connection: nothing but a simple aesthetical exercise.

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Origami Crane

Origami Crane means addiction. Whenever I be that brave to make a tatoo, it will be a crane for sure. Well, an origami pattern wallpaper will be enough too...  

(This is my Pinterest weekly selection, by the way)