Huge Origami Pixels Tie Interceptor Mosaic by Michaela Bertsch

This huge paper Tie Interceptor starfighter from Star Wars was made by Michaela Bertsch in Arklow Ireland, using origami pixels. The finished origami mosaic of the Tie Interceptor is 1.20 x 1.10 meters! This is to date the biggest paper mural made with the origami pixels.

Origami Tie Interceptor mosaic by Michaela Bertsch. You can see more of her origami works on her page Michas Origami.

My Intercepter Fighter after Star Wars is ready to take off its mega 1,20m by 1,10m in black. I used the backside of the Origami Pixels and took them out of Space. Made by Michas Origami in Ireland.

Folder :
Michaela Bertsch

Type :
Star Wars

When the table is not big enough for the origami mosaic anymore, one has to continue on the floor!

Another view of the origami Tie Fighter. Michaela choose to display the pixels on their back, which brings to light an interesting structure.

Close-up of the origami pixels which shows how their are joined.

The Fold is with you, Michaela! Congratulations!

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Origami Pixels

Origami Pixels is a new fun and easy way to make origami tiles that can be joined by folding (no cut, no glue, not tape) to compose beautiful origami mosaics. This type of origami pixels was invented by 2017 by Stéphane Gigandet, and other types have been designed before. The Origami Pixel Unit page tells more about the history of origami pixels and shows how to fold them and join them.

Make beautiful origami mosaics with origami pixels. It's fun, easy and relaxing. No cuts, no glue, no tape, just easy folding!

It is very easy and quick to fold squares of paper into colorful origami pixels. You can then draw with them, and join them by folding them on their back to create beautiful origami mosaics. It's fun and easy! Video demo and tutorial: Origami Mosaics with Origami Pixels You can also combine the square pixels with triangular trixels tiles: Origami Trixels tutorial.

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