The Origami Forum

Kaimon wrote:where did you get the cp or diagrams of the kendo swordman from?

Diagrams for Hojyo's Kendo Warrior are in Quarterly ORU Folding Diagrams Vol.1 which you could get from Sasuga Books.

thx!
but well, i just noticed the kendo warrior is folded by using 2sheets!...
^^...but it´s ok, although i thought...anyway

I'm sorry for my lateness. Because of my poor English speaking ability.
My answers are translated from Vietnamese into English by my friends

Which paper is that ?

This kind of paper is a wrapping paper of Vodka Hanoi- bottle of wine( can be found in Vietnam). It is thinner than others.

Which tools do you use ?

While I was folding, I use some common tools such as: knife(but i don't use it to cut my models ), compar or inkpine of ballpen.

Did you strengthen after folding?

When I finished, I used glue to fix them together and easy to keep.



These photos haven't used photoshop software

Very amazing work.

hao kungfu

kungfu ?
what is the link between Bruce Lee and origami ?

ha, in vietnam, people have a deep interest in kungfu , so hao kungfu is like a common sentence used to admire somebody's good work. especially , members of vog like martial art very much

i think 99.9% people around the world like martial art.

I don´t think so, because surely at least half of them doesn´t have the slightest clue what martial art is, so they can´t like it.

caysao1 wrote:i think 99.9% people around the world like martial art.

no, i think that 99.9% people around the world like origami.

yeah, and we are 0.1 % have deeper interest to origami

Wow, that´s a lot
Where are all those people? I mean 0.1% of 6.5 billion people, that are 6500000 persons with a deeper interest in Origami, or in other words 8000 people only in Austria!

Alexandre wrote:kungfu ?
what is the link between Bruce Lee and origami ?

Although kungfu has been used in English to specifically denote the martial art, it's actual meaning in Chinese is more general and just means 'technique' or 'method'.

origami_8 wrote:in other words 8000 people only in Austria!

You must cut yourself to 8000 pieces...

Truly amazing work, I wish I could fold half as well is you.