Meet Beth Johnson, An Origami Artist

by | Jul 28, 2018 | Sculpture, Craft, Art | 0 comments

There’s this puzzle-solving aspect to origami that a lot of us are drawn to and it is kind of hard and challenging in that way. So when you’re working toward something and then all those pieces come together in that perfect way it’s incredibly rewarding feeling. It takes me instantly into a good place. There’s a lot of work that goes into preparing the paper before we start folding a piece. – Beth Johnson

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