The Origami Forum

Thanks! Yours is really good too .

So here is Kamiya's lion from 15 cm handmade unryu. I had trouble with the neck area, and it was hard to see crease lines, and combined with the small sheet, this was not very fun.

Does anyone know where to get korean hanji?

Korea?

Haha, it seems like to thats my only option unless I want tiny squares( which i dont)

CATS......

For my 50th post, I felt I should do something special-ish, so here's my favorite model, Quentin Trollip's White Rhino, folded from 24 cm terry tissue foil .

I refolded Littlebird, my second favorite model. I changed the way the leg area is folded to help make it easier, and I puffed out the end of the tail. Hope you like it.

Folded from 30 cm blue terry tissue foil

So, to prove a point to a friend, how much would an Ancient Dragon like the one on the first page of my gallery sell for? I have no intentions to actually sell it, but like I said, I have a friend demanding that I make him one in exchange for $10

I haven't made AD yet, but I have made bahamut, and I probably wouldn't sell it for less than $50...

You also could just charge an hourly rate for folding

Now that you are used to folding an AD, do a quick one out of tracing paper, and say 15-20, or do tadashimori's darkness dragon. it looks good, but is a lot easier.

Those are both good ideas, but I think I found something to get him to stop begging. I could just offer to teach him to make it,knowing he would fail horribly, and then he'll never ask again . Then again, that might be more trouble on my part, because teaching people SIMPLE models is frustrating. I'll just give him a bad one(I got like nine of 'em) and ask for like 15-20 $

That's what i would do... i have my second AD, i would sell it for about 15 (not going to though) http://www.flickr.com/photos/kyle2952/8 ... hotostream

So to get this thread back on topic, here's a picture of a nearly finished Bahamut folded to test out beinfang tracing paper. Hope you like it .

It's looking great so far!