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- Razzmatazz
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Paulius Mielinis' Eagle Ray
(http://www.happyfolding.com/files/Mieli ... le_Ray.pdf Diagrams)

It was really easy, but I liked the turn out.
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Origami Koi

A really cool frog that I make all the time:



I actually really like this frog a lot, does anyone know who's frog it is? I folded this one, but I don't know who designed it.
(http://www.happyfolding.com/files/Mieli ... le_Ray.pdf Diagrams)

It was really easy, but I liked the turn out.
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Origami Koi

A really cool frog that I make all the time:



I actually really like this frog a lot, does anyone know who's frog it is? I folded this one, but I don't know who designed it.
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Are you sure? It looks maybe like a variation but still a tad different.
http://www.wtamu.edu/library/books/images/montroll3.jpg (going by this link)
http://www.wtamu.edu/library/books/images/montroll3.jpg (going by this link)
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Sniffer dog

Elasmosaurus (with an unnecessary colour change).

Cerceda´s bird

Piglet

Godzilla manning a boat (Well, this was actually an attempt to "man manning a boat" by Neal Elias. But the paper was too small and the man ended up resembling Godzilla )

3D penguin


Elasmosaurus (with an unnecessary colour change).

Cerceda´s bird

Piglet

Godzilla manning a boat (Well, this was actually an attempt to "man manning a boat" by Neal Elias. But the paper was too small and the man ended up resembling Godzilla )

3D penguin

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Lyrebird by Satoshi Kamiya

Folded from a 25cm square of double tissue paper (MC treated).
While the end result is okay (I'm not very happy with it) the folding sequence isn't much fun. It involves a lot of boring sink in and out and you get quite a lot of layers which makes shaping difficult especially for the tail feathers.
The wings are very interesting though and turn out nicely rounded, and making the tail corrugation is fun
The hardest task was making the bird stand on its two feet but I somehow managed to make it stand long enough to take some pictures. No camera tricks, wire or similar used, just a lot of patience

Folded from a 25cm square of double tissue paper (MC treated).
While the end result is okay (I'm not very happy with it) the folding sequence isn't much fun. It involves a lot of boring sink in and out and you get quite a lot of layers which makes shaping difficult especially for the tail feathers.
The wings are very interesting though and turn out nicely rounded, and making the tail corrugation is fun
The hardest task was making the bird stand on its two feet but I somehow managed to make it stand long enough to take some pictures. No camera tricks, wire or similar used, just a lot of patience
So long and keep folding ^_^
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I found a paper store nearby; however, they didn't have very nice paper for origami except this cottony handmade paper I bought and used to fold Forcher's Fox and Enomoto's Elephant.


I like the effect of the fibers sticking out.


I like the effect of the fibers sticking out.
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I just remembered some forcher models I folded a looong time ago... same thing with the fibresFanatic wrote:I like the effect of the fibers sticking out.
[img]http://freenet-homepage.de/origamichris ... /ppf-f.jpg[/img]
[img]http://freenet-homepage.de/origamichris ... /ppf-n.jpg[/img]
I just checked the file-date: august 2002. wow I'm really getting old [img]http://freenet-homepage.de/origamichris/ablage/21.gif[/img]
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New stuff:
Hojyo's Vajrapani:

Chan's Roses:

Komatsu's Lion. CP.

Vietnamese Kimono guys by me.

Cuong's Eagle 2007. I am happy cuz now i have all the Eagles collection by cuong)

Hudson's Banana

Volcano by me. Minimalistic Origami. Only 10 steps to fold.

Wu's Warai. CP. Drunk & Singing:

More photos on my FlickR
Hojyo's Vajrapani:

Chan's Roses:

Komatsu's Lion. CP.

Vietnamese Kimono guys by me.

Cuong's Eagle 2007. I am happy cuz now i have all the Eagles collection by cuong)

Hudson's Banana

Volcano by me. Minimalistic Origami. Only 10 steps to fold.

Wu's Warai. CP. Drunk & Singing:

More photos on my FlickR
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I folded a tiled hydrangea (Shuzo Fujimoto), and Nguyen's Owl:
http://www.happyfolding.com/gallery-fuj ... gea_tiling

http://www.happyfolding.com/gallery-nguyen-owl

http://www.happyfolding.com/gallery-fuj ... gea_tiling

http://www.happyfolding.com/gallery-nguyen-owl

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