An edition of Adult Origami (2004)

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An edition of Adult Origami (2004)

Adult Origami

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This book reaches the parts that other origami books don't, plumbing previously uncharted depths, uniting the yin and yang bedfellows of an ancient Japanese artform and 21st century toilet humour. Readers who hitherto have only been able to make a humble paper aeroplane, will soon be able to impress their mates down the pub with a jaw-dropping ability to take a scrap of chaste, virgin paper and fashion something that is both artistic and crude. Working through a total of 16 projects, the cultural importance of each subject and the inspiration behind it is discussed, while the origami side of things is explained in simple, step-by-step Anglo-Saxon, with evocative line drawings. Adult Origami will soon have readers making giant sperm, novelty paper boobies or a fully moving "schwanstucker", impressing friends and shocking polite family members everywhere.

Publish Date
Language
English
Pages
96

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Edition Availability
Cover of: Adult Origami
Adult Origami
2004, New Holland Publishers
Paperback in English
Cover of: Very Naughty Origami
Very Naughty Origami
2004, Universe Publishing
Hardcover in English

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Book Details


First Sentence

""Origami" is formed from two Japanese words: "ori" (to fold) and "gami" (paper)."

Table of Contents

Introduction Page 6
Mons Page 12
Schwanstucker Page 16
Condomigami Page 20
Tradesman's Entrance Page 24
Erupting Mount Fuji Page 28
Bermuda Triangle Page 32
A glimpse of Paradise Page 36
Sperm Page 40
Boods Page 46
Coupling Page 52
Subtle Ploy Page 58
Where's the Magic Bean? Page 64
Randy Rabbits Page 70
Going Down Page 76
French Tickler Page 82
Memphis Bell Page 88
Bibliography Page 94
Credits Page 94

Edition Notes

Includes illustrations (some color) and bibliography (p. 94).

Published in
London
Other Titles
Very Naughty Origami; Naughty Origami

The Physical Object

Format
Paperback
Number of pages
96
Dimensions
6.8 x 6.8 x 0.6 inches
Weight
10.6 ounces

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL8929990M
ISBN 10
1843307448
ISBN 13
9781843307440
OCLC/WorldCat
56656547
Library Thing
702962
Goodreads
3710810

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Work Description

Who knew that an innocent piece of paper could be so erotic after a few well-placed folds? Anyone who thought of origami as child's play is in for a surprise with this funny and entertaining book that goes where no other origami books have gone before. Combining the ancient Japanese art of origami with humor and sex, each project transforms an average piece of chaste, virgin paper into something both artistic and enticing. Anyone can go from making simple airplanes to whipping up giant sperms and novelty boobs with simple and evocative line-drawings, easy-to-follow instructions, and color photographs of the finished art. Each project is also accompanied by amusing tales of the inspiration behind it, like Randy Rabbits, which was inspired by the popular phrase about the legendary insatiable sexual appetite of rabbits.

Other humorous and sexy projects include: Coupling-Miniature human figures you can arrange any way you like to act out the Kama Sutra or a big, fat orgy; Schwanstucker-A surprisingly accurate and anatomically correct recreation of the penis, fully movable with a gentle squeeze; Where's the Magic Bean?-A handy little helper that can guide any man to the land of the unknown called the clitoris.

This is the perfect book for origami enthusiasts in search of new and unusual projects, couples looking for fun and exciting games, jokesters looking for odd and entertaining party tricks, or anyone who can appreciate naughty arts and crafts.

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