Virtual Origami Workshop

FAQs

1. How does it work?

This is usually an interactive live-streamed workshop provided over Zoom or another video conferencing platform. However, our Virtual Origami Artist can also make prerecorded instructional videos if that's what you prefer. All interactive classes are live-streamed from our artist's home studio using two cameras. One focuses on the artist so she can talk to guests while demonstrating, and the other gives a bird's-eye view of her hands, making each step easy to follow and replicate. Each live-streamed workshop starts with a brief intro to origami, its background, its history, and our host's background as an artist. You'll then be introduced to the tools you'll be using before moving on to making your first origami piece!

2. How long is each session?

This is fully customizable and can be tailored to your event needs. Live-streamed classes can run from 30 minutes up to 75 minutes if needed, so just let us know what works best for your event.

3. How many people can participate?

To allow for lots of audience interaction, we recommend a class size of 15-20, but our host is always happy to work with bigger or smaller audiences and can tailor the set to your needs.

4. Do guests need anything to participate?

Exact requirements may vary depending on the specific origami project you are learning, but in general, guests will need Origami paper or A4 Printer Paper, Glue/Superglue, and some scissors.

5. Is this interactive?

Absolutely! Not only are guests actively engaged in making their origami models, but our host will also take questions throughout the class. At the end of the session, guests are encouraged to proudly display their creations to the camera so other participants and the host can also see what they've made.

6. How can this experience be customized?

Our artist is always open to trying new ideas and can create custom models for classes to match a particular theme, season, or festivity. Please let us know ahead of time if this is something you're interested in, and we can include it in your quotation.