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Origami Sourcebook: Beautiful Projects and Mythical Characters, Step by Step
A colorful guide to Origami art provides readers with step-by-step instructions, beautiful photographs detailing both the process and finished work, and advice on how to use origami to create paper flower arrangements, napkin rings, and other interesting projects. Original.
- GenresOrigami
208 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2004
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About the author
Mark Hill
111 books5 followersBorn in 1975 and educated at Cranmore Preparatory School in West Horsley and the Royal Grammar School, Guildford, he studied History of Art & Architecture at the University of Reading.
Mark is a freelance antiques, collectables and 20th Century design expert, as well as an experienced valuer, business consultant, researcher, writer and lecturer.
Mark Hill began his career in 1996 as a specialist in the collectors departments at Bonhams and, later, at Sotheby’s in London. He then joined icollector.com where he became a director, forming and running its ground-breaking alliance with eBay Live Auctions that revolutionised the auction industry by pioneering live online bidding in 2001. He is now an author, publisher, TV presenter, and a leading dealer in postwar Czech and 20th century art glass.
Mark is a freelance antiques, collectables and 20th Century design expert, as well as an experienced valuer, business consultant, researcher, writer and lecturer.
Mark Hill began his career in 1996 as a specialist in the collectors departments at Bonhams and, later, at Sotheby’s in London. He then joined icollector.com where he became a director, forming and running its ground-breaking alliance with eBay Live Auctions that revolutionised the auction industry by pioneering live online bidding in 2001. He is now an author, publisher, TV presenter, and a leading dealer in postwar Czech and 20th century art glass.
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