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  These works are small animals. Although they are made of paper, they are round and three-dimensional. I can feel the vitality from these paper animals. In fact, they are also lifelike. The most surprising is two foxes. One is big and the other is small, but the folding of their tails is different. It may take a lot of imagination to do that. At first, I thought these paper works of art were supported by something inside. But this is a kind of origami. We usually know origami, whether it is planar or three-dimensional. The formation of works is realized by folding. It is usually flat and straight. It emphasizes that creases must appear. When we learn origami, we often feel that origami is mathematical and geometric. However, master Yoshizawa proposed shallow (soft) folding and wet folding. In this way, the paper is sprayed wet first. Then wipe with a wet cloth to make the paper soft due to slight moisture, and then wake up carefully through your hands. The works folded in this way

 

My team members didn't have too many comments on this work, but thought it was the only one with different style in my work. There are two elements that bring these three things together, shape, and one characteristic they share - water. This chess looks very much like a vase. There is water in the vase, and the sea is also made of water. If there is water, there will be aquatic life. In this assignment, I found an important point in the relationship between read Write culture and Remix - Association. Many separate things as long as mixed with some related things will not produce a greater sense of disobedience.