彩虹折纸鹤挂饰
原文链接：https://tabithaannthelostsock.blogspot.com/2013/04/rainbow-origami-crane-mobile.html
日期： 2013-04-24
标签： art, lesson, mobile, origami crane, recycle, sub
佐佐木祯子
佐佐木祯子，一位年仅十二岁的女孩，因二战末期原子弹轰炸其家乡日本广岛而患上白血病。住院期间，祯子学会了折纸鹤，并相信折满一千只纸鹤便能实现一个愿望。这位充满爱心与同情心的女孩，其生命深深感动了同学们，大家为纪念她而建造了一座纪念碑，以铭记所有受战争影响的儿童。
这座雕像正是为纪念佐佐木祯子而建。人们至今仍向它敬献纸鹤。
你需要：白色打印纸、铅笔和剪刀。
这只纸鹤挂饰，是我多年前休产假期间，孩子们在代课老师指导下完成的项目。
我为代课老师准备了一份折纸鹤的教学方案，并请她准备多种颜色的纸张。
孩子们用旧杂志代替专用折纸，从中挑出大面积单色的页面，裁成正方形后进行折叠。
折好纸鹤后，按彩虹色序排列，用鱼线串连，再悬挂在竹棍上。这件装置艺术目前陈列于我校食堂，悬挂高度约七英尺。
此外，你还可以在纸鹤中放入糖果。
也可从底部插入小木棍，制成派对小礼物。
我曾在我女儿一岁生日派对上这样做过——她的生日是5月5日，
恰逢日本的“全国儿童和平日”。
我使用的是 scrapbook paper（相册纸），它自带图案，且为正方形。
没有专用折纸？
将纸裁成正方形，并自行装饰。
聆听这段音乐，助你进入折纸心境……
-----下一步-----
三维到二维
折纸鹤明度研究
- 画出形体的基本轮廓，填满画面空间。
- 观察并区分暗部、中调与亮部。
- 按所见如实排线/明暗。
- 使用擦笔柔化明暗过渡。
- 表现投影。
你可写生、自拍照片，或
直接使用我在此拍摄的照片……
以线条作画
填满画面空间
依据光源排线/明暗
彩虹折纸鹤挂饰
Original: https://tabithaannthelostsock.blogspot.com/2013/04/rainbow-origami-crane-mobile.html
Date: 2013-04-24
Tags: art, lesson, mobile, origami crane, recycle, sub
Sadako Sasaki
Sadako Sasaki, a young girl of twelve, develops leukemia caused by exposure to the atom bomb dropped on her city of Hiroshima, Japan at the end of WWII. While in the hospital, Sadako learns to fold origami cranes and believes that folding the cranes might lead to the granting of a wish. A loving and compassionate child, Sadako's life inspires her classmates to create a memorial in her honor, to remember all the children impacted by war.
This statue was made in honor of Sadako. People still bring paper cranes to it.
You need white computer paper, pencil and scissors.
This crane mobile was a project my kids worked on while I was out on maternity leave years ago.
I left the sub a lesson for origami crane folding and asked for an array of colors.
Kids used old magazines instead of origami paper.
They pulled out pages that had a large amount of one color and made them into a square.
After folding them into origami cranes, they were arranged into color order, connected with fishing line and then hung from a bamboo stick. This is in our cafeteria as an art installation. It hangs about 7 feet tall.
Also, you can make the cranes and stuff candy inside.
Insert a stick through bottom for party favors too.
I did this for my daughter's first Birthday party, which is May 5,
the National Children's Peace day in Japan .
I used scrapbook paper. It is patterned and comes square.
Don't have origami paper?
Cut your paper in to a square and Decorate.
Listen to this music to get you in the mood to make origami,,,
-----NEXT STEP-----
3D to 2D
Origami CraneValue Study
-Draw basic outline of form, fill up space.
-Look for Darks, Mediums, and Lights.
-Shade in what you see.
-Use blending stump to smooth out shading.
-Include Cast Shadow
You can work from life, take your own photos, or
use the photos I took here...
BEING WITH LINE DRAWING
fill up space
SHADE with LIGHT SOURCE
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