The National Parks Foundation donation campaign hired Taro’s Origami Studio for some intricate time-lapse dollar bill models. For this project, the Taro’s Origami staff spent some time designing, creating, fine-tuning and talking with the National Park Foundation about what kinds of models would best showcase their goals. In the end, the National Parks Foundation decided on origami that used dollar bills to literally show the good that people’s donations create in the United States.
The campaign was created with the expert work of staff member Frank Ling and video-tapping him creating the models and then putting them in a high speed time-lapse so that the segments were quick enough to easily see the transformation. This is a similar approach to how the Origami Studio has done ad campaigns for the likes of T.J. Maxx, Nickelodeon, and other impressive videos. Sit back and enjoy the finished product below!
Alligators
Bison
Cactus
Gettysburg
Liberty
Related Posts
Year of the Monkey 2016 Workshop
Taro taught how to fold his very own monkey for [...]
Store (Origami Paper)
[ecwid widgets="productbrowser" categories_per_row="3" grid="3,3" list="10" table="20" default_category_id="3281808" category_view="grid" search_view="list" minicart_layout="attachToCategories"]
Kicking off the Holiday Season with Gift Wrapping at Lord & Taylor
For Lord & Taylor's 5th Avenue holiday window unveiling, Taro's Origami Studio was hired by Lord & Taylor's to provide complimentary gift wrapping and origami embellishments for customers who attended the event. Our staff wrapped gifts in both the American and Japanese style, with the origami folded from vibrant washi paper.
Animal of the year 2016: Monkey
Taro created his new origami design for the 2016 animal of [...]
Taro’s featured in the New York Times
The New York Times featured Taro's Origami Studio in its August 23, 2012 Sunday issue.
Taro’s Named the Home of New York’s “Best Crafts” for Children in 2012!
the Best of New York 2012 "Best Crafts" by New York Magazine.