The Modern Einstein

[the modern einstein]

Here is another model - a pelican, Though I am not sure of the author, it is folded from a square cut from an A3 cardboard sheet.

[redheadorigami]

That they are.

[the modern einstein]

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[redheadorigami]

ANARCHEEEEEEEEEE!!!!

[joshuaorigami]

it looks like montroll's pelican

[the modern einstein]

I got it off a youtube video, that did not say who the author was, though I am pretty sure it is not Montrolls - I had a look at another website, and the pelican of Montroll's that the website showed was slightly different. As far as I can remember, with a little research, the author was an obscure Japanese artist.

[joshuaorigami]

Link us to the video.

[redheadorigami]

Good fold.

[the modern einstein]

I Cannot remember - this was folded several years ago.

[the modern einstein]

Joseph Wu's Shark, again from a 21 cm square of copy paper

[redheadorigami]

Well done. You should fold Brill's Dolphin, its very easy to make it recognizable with copy paper.
Here: http://www.brilliantorigami.com/dolphin.pdf

[the modern einstein]

Here is the demon from Origami on the edge, By Xander Arena

sorry its a bit blurry - the battery on my camera was running out so the macro wasn't working properly.

[the modern einstein]

Ant, from Lang's origami insects and their kin.

[the modern einstein]

I finally got origami insects II and the works of kamiya. now all i need is the paper XD

[the modern einstein]

I was looking at all my posts recently, and I had an o god why moment. But anyway I folded my first model in several months, and anyway, once I get my camera it's going on the forum, just so I can actually keep this gallery like something resembling a gallery, since I haven't looked at the forum for months and suddenly I had a revelation that my gallery is really just a lot of rubbish , spattered with the occasional picture. Here I come with my edit scissors! Anyway I have decided to take the challenge of actually making this a proper gallery. From This Point On, I am going to fold all the models in my books in order (even if they do seem a little simple at first), and post the pictures on the gallery as soon as they are complete. with this i am hoping to make a gallery that is worth noting. Thnx for watching for updates.