The video runs under 10 minutes; but I probably talked for almost 20. I blended both days into one video.
My material isn't well-rehearsed. What I mostly talk about is how the art of origami honors the traditions of the past by not only preserving it, but evolving from it. So I show off some modern origami that some people might not be aware of, in terms of types of origami, and the evolution of new creations.
My aim is also to get more people excited and involved in enjoyment and appreciation for the art.
Part II, III, and IV are below this post, in respective order. Photos of the 10th annual Cherry Blossom Festival in Monterey Park, CA, can be viewed here.
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