The Origami Forum

I'd say first place to whoever can represent wind the best with a piece of paper.

I'm thinking of doing something very clever....

Are we allowed to use triangles for this?

Errr... No, I'd rather not.

Okay, thanks!
On a different topic, I have an Idea for wind...

noah if you have thin paper you can fold the edges of the square to have a triangle then fold with that

Sunburst wrote:Errr... No, I'd rather not.

Perhaps it would be wise to update the first post, then? The rules state one sheet, no cuts, no glue, but do not specify paper shape.

Here is an idea that got to me while reading manga

Lightning

just three posts for three places and half of the month is already over?

i tried to make a quick eartquake or a valley with a landscape

Its a nice model Sam, but i don't think posting three times in a row is a good idea, the edit button would be a better choice

I was debating whether to post...but it's late in the month and my time has been constantly absorbed by other things, so I doubt I'll make much more progress. Here are two very simple things I was toying with from 10cm squares:

Normal fault:

Additional pictorial explanation: http://blue.utb.edu/paullgj/physci1417/ ... ageS2K.JPG. Probably not so much a design as just a type of 3-D fold that emulates the usual normal fault diagram well. Normal faults are one of several types that can cause earthquakes. I was hoping to work in a color change eventually for layering.

Very simple volcano:

i thought the first pictures werent viewable and tried to delete them but i cant

How about somebody doing a sunset ????

each month there are fewer entries...

Maybe its because people are spending time with their families because of christmas or whatever people celebrate