u/Consider2SidesPeace

Checking correct sub for question please : Info on binding glue aging color please

Pardon group... My I ask your experience in bindery and book repair. I have a fellow user in r/origami asking about the yellowing of glue as a hard copy ages. I'm assuming it's normal. The user is asking about quality and longevity of their purchased book to my understanding. Additionally, I've seen similar questions in r/manga as well for yellowing on purchased print material. Any resources or experience feedback on this topic, please? Thanks kindly, group.

Edit:: Kind thanks to this group for the feedback. Respects to your time and knowledge.

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u/Consider2SidesPeace — 4 days ago

▲ 3 r/origami

Micro frog sitting on a Waterbomb with a sunken corner

The Origami Water Bomb is a traditional design that traces its roots back to classical Japanese and Chinese paper-folding traditions. Its earliest definitive written appearance in Europe was in the 1863 Dutch book De Kleine Papierwerkers by Elise Van Calcar. It's modified with a corner sunken into a triangle providing support for the illusion of the waterbomb balancing. The twin waterbomb base jumping frog is a traditional model with an anonymous creator. It was the first origami model I had demonstrated for me when I was 7 at a library.

You all have such lovely origami posted. My best effort was this micro frog it kind of blends in to the top corner I humbly present. Two of them would fit into a dime. Currently looking into more realistic more complex frog models. Bests all~

u/Consider2SidesPeace — 3 months ago