figure i:  comparison of the deformation and color change of radially aggregated and folded biopolymer prints aged over 1 year with different 2-dimensional geometries and 3-dimensional forms












figure ii:  
a series of bilaterally symmetric prints are composed of a pectin chitosan infill base layer with a cellulose lattice surface layer. the cellulose surface layer is generated to align to specific vectors that encourage creasing the surfaces along predefined ridges. two sets of 3 identical prints are clamped along the wetted central pectin spine to adhere all surfaces together










figure iii:  
the cellulose surface layer is generated to align to specific vectors that encourage creasing the surfaces along predefined ridges. the center lines of each print have a region of pectin infill printed above the cellulose lattice. regularly spaced holes on the print allow the surfaces to be clamped and joined together

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