ASMR by GentleWhispering - ♦-♦-♦Origami show-n-tell "The Collection"♦-♦-♦ ASMR

Episode Date: April 6, 2012

Hey! :D I am so glad to start making videos again.. :*} thank you guys so much for being patient and understanding. ♥ Soooo... in this video I will show you my origami collection of different types of origami including the "Firework" one :). Enjoy. Description: Origami(paper folding), Kusudama(paper sphere), 3D origami( paper sculpture made out of multiple modules), Kirigami(pop up 3D cut outs)Kusudamas website: http://www.kusudama.meGentlewhispering website: http://www.gentlewhispering.comNailpolish: Sally Hansen nailgrowth miracle #170 Loyal Lavender ;)Amazon MP3https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=ntt_srch_drd_B01BAXDICM?ie=UTF8&field-keywords=GentleWhispering&index=digital-music&search-type=ssGoogle Play MP3https://play.google.com/store/music/artist/Gentlewhispering?id=Apc4txglf3f2siowzgqccttky5i&hl=enSpotify MP3https://play.spotify.com/artist/3gkB9Cdx4UuWQxjhelyd87?play=true&utm_source=open.spotify.com&utm_medium=openiTunes MP3https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/gentlewhispering/id1077570705#see-all/top-songshttps://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/maria-gentlewhispering/id1048320316This recording is copyrighted 2012 by GentleWhispering, all rights reserved4/6/12

Hello again. So in this video I'm going to share my actual Arigami collection with the actual paper 3D Arigami and my cosidamas and just different types of aricami. I'm not going to show you too many of them. I'm going to show you the ones that I'm mostly proud of and the ones that I consider mostly the best ones to show you. I'll start with some basic small ones and I'll go up. Um, something like this would take you just maybe half an hour to make. And it's basically just two pieces of paper twisted together into this wonderful shell. It's pretty fairly easy to make. If you're interested, you can google it and go online and there are many, many, many,

instructional videos and diagrams of these. of these so these are not so hard to make then I'll show you this one which some of you may have seen in one of my early videos this one is called firework and it's made out of many many many many pieces just like most of the things that I'm gonna show you anyway but these are attached without any glue or any tape or anything or anything like that just by bending paper and just hooking paper to paper to paper just attaching them together you can create art which is just amazing this one is called firework and almost like never-ending twisting ariegami interested in

different types of arigami and then after looking into these simple ones and making multiple types of different little arigamis like that, different animals and things. I decided to try something more complex and more interesting, more something harder to make, something more impressive, I'd say. And I stopped at the 3D origami. So I'll show you to my sculptures. This one is the 40-2-a-gami. basically consists out of multiple pieces of triangular. So you can see it's completely bendable. I can do basically anything I want with it. You can do different shapes. You can do dragons, snakes, I don't know, butterflies. It's really

limitless as far as your imagination will take you. Or you can do some basic ones, just like I did. So I can bend the wings if I wish. tail I can do something with the neck I can squeeze it and make it thinner I can make you more round so basically it's your options are limitless with these I really like the curve of the neck elegance in my opinion you can see that it consists of many many pieces sort of like a puzzle so let me explain to three theory you got me model model consists out of these sort of shapes, little triangles that you need to do prior to building your skull.

For example, in my case, this part, I mean this batch, consists of about 500 pieces, which is usually just a piece of square paper, folded in half, then again in half, then into this kind of shape, then you bend in the corners right here, Then you bend the rest of the papers and you close it in half. So this is what you come up with. You just put one onto each other.

This way you create shapes. You put one, you hook them up together, you go in a circle as wide of a circle as you need. Then you put on top and you create shapes. If you're interested once again, you're welcome to type in 3D origami in the search. and you will find multiple different things with instruction videos and without. This is the second project that I have done, another thing.

With the glue. But I glued on the eyes and put in the arms. He has little funny hairs here. This one's a little bit harder to make because it has a transition between head and the body. And then I put in sort of like a pink pattern. the clothing of the rabbit. This one took me actually a longer time to make than this one even though it doesn't look as elegant. This one was a little bit more complex, but I'm still kind of proud of it and I liked it. I made it and they were like a hello kitty style. I should

have done a hello kitty and just send it to a mall if you know who I'm talking about, you know what I'm saying this. So now to my kusodamas. Kusodamas are just balls made out of paper attached to each other without using any glue or glue sticks or any scotch tape or anything attaching to each other, except for the paper just hooking one to another. So a few little balls like this. I'm not very proud of this particular one because this just is just a little balls. sweet to simple see how it will turn out. And I have this one and that's the one I showed you the sample of in the book. This one was one of my first ones and I kind of because I use the sketch tape.

It's so anxious to finish it already. I decided to cheat and just use sketch tape. But I still think that it's pretty nice, which I believe is called it's either orange or a lemon, something like that. It has a nice shape, it's sort of an inwarded. Kosudama. So the pieces are not coming out of it. It's more of inside and just made by folds. But again it's each piece attached to each other. With that on your glue.

All of these hang under my air vents in my bedroom. You might have seen these in some of my videos in the bedroom. They are always hanging on the top there. And when air conditioning starts to run, air hits these balls. And they start to twist like that. In the circular motions slowly or faster or slower. And it changes directions. And it looks very nice when all of them are twisting at the same time. It looks kind of magical.

So I think if you have any children, if you're playing on making these, you could hang them on that event. and they will twist like that. You know, you're a little more dynamic. This one makes sort of like a flower and a flower, you can see. It has some petals inside, there. There's some pointy parts here and there. It is hollow inside, as you can tell.

It's just flowers connected to each other. It's pretty squishy. Pretty silly, but it's up. I want to haze. Twist around like that. You know, they make me happy for some. I'm not sure what this one is called. But it also, you can see that it consists of many pieces.

You can pop it out or put it back in. It's the biggest one I've ever made. And you can tell that it's pretty huge. It's like a big soccer ball, maybe. Maybe even bigger. I like that it's very bright and vibrant. It comes. And this one also hangs under my seal.

and it also twists when the hair blows in it. It's like a globe. That's pretty big. That is it for my origami collection. I hope you guys enjoyed it. More videos to come, I promise you. I'm sorry for taking my time. I know, I know.

Still adjusting. I apologize. But I hope you stay tuned and I love you guys so much. Thank you so much for everything you do, follow your support. You have no idea how. I appreciate you all of you. So, happy and healthy. Happy 4th of July, late 4th of July to all of my American friends.

And happy weekends. Bye.