Rakesh Dhanda is a self-taught origami artist/designer and web designer from Haryana.
He got to know about origami in 2018 and started designing origami models in 2020. He is proficient in designing complex box-pleated models along with 22.5° models including color changes. He wants to push his boundaries by designing ultra-complex models.
Rudra Joshi is a self taught origami designer, high school student, aspiring automobile designer, graphic designer & photographer from Ahmedabad, Gujarat.
His designs are mostly based on 22.5° geometry and include color-changes as well. His motive is to create humanoid models with 22.5° design method, which are rare as compared to its box-pleated counterpart. His interest for origami was awakened at the age of 5 and he received great motivation to finesse his skills. Since then he is been practicing the artform and has expanded his skillset by diagramming Origami instructions.
Sampreet Manna is a self-taught origami artist/designer, biotechnology-genetic engineering student, still life photographer, former table-tennis player, and sketch artist from Kolkata.
He became enthusiastic with origami at the age of 12. He likes to discover the science & mathematics behind origami. He focuses on designing Circle packed models with 22.5° and box-pleated models with specialization in designing animal figures. He believes that Origami has the power to change the future in terms of applied science. His vision is to showcase vast possibilities of origami to India and world.
Shrijit Nair is a self-taught paper artist from Kerala who lives in Dubai. He works as an HR professional, blogger, corporate trainer and creative visualizer.
As a child, he became interested in paper crafts and origami. Shrijit continued to seek out artistic outlets as an adult in order to rekindle his creativity. By investigating and researching new areas of folding, he was able to rekindle his childhood love of paper and get a better understanding for the beauty of origami. He enjoys origami and utilizes it to help youngsters and businesses improve their creative thinking skills.
Shubham Mathur is a Computer Science Engineer pursing Masters and a lecturer based in Jodhpur, Rajasthan.
He has been doing origami for more than 13 years and most of his designs are based on 22.5° figurative origami models incorporated with patterns as well as color-changes from paper folding. He has taught origami in various online workshops to national as well as international participants and he wants to make more people learn and take interest in this wonderful art.
Vishwa R is an Engineering student, origami artist, graphic designer and animator from Kerala.
His passion for paper folding started from a young age and started designing shortly afterwards. He focuses mainly on box-pleated origami models and has an inclination towards color-changes. His designs primarily consist of abstract human figures that are completely from his imagination & Insects are also his strong suite.
Viswa Sarathi is a high school student from Tamil Nadu. He aspires to be a mechanical engineer and sculptor.
His interest for Origami started at the age of 7 and he is practicing the art form ever since. He started to design origami models at the age of 14 and specializes in incorporating clever use of level-shifters and unaxial box-pleating to create unique designs.