Born in 1965 in Leeds (England), Paul Jackson has been practicing the art of folding paper since 1982. As a free-lance origami artist and constructor of paper creations he directed more than 100 master courses up to 2000 at design and art institutions all over the world. Jackson also organized origami workshops at the British Museum and at the Japanese Matsuri Festival. He has published 24 books on origami with folding instructions for children and adults. Since 2000 Paul Jackson lives in Israel where, together with his wife Miri Golan, he runs the Israeli Origami Center.

Organic Abstract, February 2005

Folded from a long, rectangular sheet of paper made from gluing together four individual sheets of paper.

One Crease, February 2005

Folded according to the wet folding technique from a rectangular sheet of watercolor paper.