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Tessellated Origami Masks by Joel Cooper

Published Jan 30, 2014

Origami artist Joel Cooper creates unique geometric masks from a single sheet of paper.

“As if making the shape of a face from paper wasn’t already difficult enough, Cooper uses a method of folding called tessellation where an elaborate grid is first folded into a hexagon-shaped piece of paper, a process he goes into great detail in this blog post.”

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