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That is very cool Conor! I am impressed! It is Conor right?

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

Mary Poppins, designed and folded by me.
Mary folded from a rectangle 1x2
Umbrella folded from 2 squares
Rug bag folded from a square

The cp of my ballerina dancer is really very versatile, and by altering it,
I can create many female figures.
I guess I have to alter it as well for a male figure. Maybe for the next project

beautiful character work Dimmis, fantastic level of detail

orchids - robert lang & an unicorn - roman diaz

@eteokles
cool idea looks very nice

Thank you Peter and @quiet marverick!!!

Bascetta Star

Bascetta Star by Paolo Bascetta by About 12 Ducks, on Flickr

Awesome Folds everyone!

Wow, very nice Mary Poppins, eteokeles!

Unicorn - Paulius Mielinis:

Unicorn - Paulius Mielinis by Swapnil Das, on Flickr

Folded from: 30 cm Standard Paper.
Time to fold: 2 hours.
Difficulty: Complex?

Hope you like it!

Dassa Star - Alessandro Beber:

Dassa Star - Alessandro Beber by Swapnil Das, on Flickr

Folded from: Hexagon from a 30 cm square of standard paper.
Time to fold: Around 1-2 hours. Very fun!
Difficulty: Complex. Though extremely fun to fold!

Hope you like it!

I have finished my Ryujin 2.1 Deluxe (My modification of Satoshi Kamiya's Ryujin 2.1)

Head Detail

I messed up the dorsal spines and some scales but I'm happy with how it turned out. More photos on my Flickr as well as progress pictures.

Green rose chafer by Sergey Yartsev folded by me
Green rose chafer (Sergey Yartsev) by Damian Malicki Origami, on Flickr

Two little foxes

Cute foxes!
Are they from a rectangle, as the right one seems to be a bill?

Hi Kabuntan!
Yes they are folded from a rectangle. The ideal proportion is 2:1 (half a square) but you can fold it from another proportion such a money bill (little fox).

Takin designed and folded by Jake Schenthal. More photos on Flickr © 2014 Jake Schenthal