The Origami Forum

1. Fantasy. Any fantasy creature.
Unlimited squares. Mc allowed, but no cuts or gluing.

2. Simple boxpleating. 20*20 grid or less.
1 square, no cuts, no glue.

3.variations.
Fold a variation of somebody else's design. Votes should be for which variation(s) is/are more dynamic, original, and makes the model better or more interesting. Only models from a single square, no cutting or gluing.

For all 3, I think multiple entries are acceptable.

I choose Simple Boxpleating. Good luck!

Good luck to you too!

I have a design folded, just gotta get it up.
And I'll try to design something better in the next couple days to get it up by the 6th.

Me too. Its not great though, barely any time lately. I had to free fold on a 10*10 grid

http://www.flickr.com/photos/kyle2952/1 ... otostream/
My first entry. On a 20*20 grid, free folding. Im not sure what it is, but I thought it looked awesome!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/kyle2952/10091280666/ second entry. On a 10*10 grid, free folding. Also not sure what it is, but I thought it looked really cool. The foil paper made it really hard to get a good picture though

Sorry balto, your entry is late.. entries were supposed to be in before October 6, today I'd when I am supposed to make the poll

No, the deadline was the 6th, and the poll was to be made after today. So entries submitted today are allowed.


ODT4 R1 Entry 1 by Baltorigamist, on Flickr

Poll is up!!

@ kyle
You can post you photo's on the forum. That way people don't have to open a couple to see all models and cast there votes.
Just follow these steps:
- click on the pic you want to add in your photosteam
- on the bottom right you see symbols: star/ comment/ box with arrow.
- click on the last box
- make sure that at the bottom BBC code is checked, not html.
- copy paste the large text in your topic.
- it will not show the text but the picture instead.

I know, I can't from my phone though, and my computer hasn't down it right for weeks

I understand. They should add the option to insert pics on the tapatalk app.

If you use the regular version of Flickr on your phone instead of the mobile version, you can copy the BBCode the same way you would on a computer.