NSTELLATION OF | POLYHEDRA. oe aeA CONSTELLATION OF ORIGAMI POLYHEDRAIntroduction heotighout the ages. polybadva have inspired several cultures with their beauty and feynlery. Bis wery fewarding to-cuptare these shapes though otigamé. | am gleaned 10 this sequel io A Piethora af Polyreca io Origami which offers yet more projects foe Folelers af all levels From the-earthty preramids to the stars, fhoen diamonds to antidiamoncts, this collection comniones the jourriey Into the seweets ef pelyhealra. Along te wary ave the aight deiuahedea, square antipim, and sone suvbes shapes. Bach of these dollcw the Emifur crigieni aye of using a single square ‘thet of paper. Each model is accompacied with text and a crease peltern dlagram, shewing a tw lenemalonal layout. Thee is addtional inormation on the forms. of syrmetry ced forthe Boling seats, The models ate grouped into sections of pelated polyhedra and the grou become progressively sreore difiicul. The illustrations condcem tothe ineenaticnally accepted Rardlett Vesharaia “conventions. The clare side of origami paper is represented by the shading: in the elaptarms. ‘Origami paper can be found in marry hobby shape or purchased by mail feorn QriganillSA, 15 ‘Woes 77ch Street, New York, NY 1004-5192 or tsom Crowes Publications, Inc,, 31 East 2rd Strat, Mingola, NV 11807. Lange theets ane eanier to use thar small ones. ‘Many people helped with this project. {thank Chaetes Seociman fr his ides for the cover sfosigr, | tharit Robert Lang for his eficines folding sequences. Uhariks to John Singer fet Bact beep wits the ‘eat and continued support. Thanks to my editors, kan Polish and Charley Montrail, And fabio phan the many folders wha joo toad the diagram. John Mewar