Re: Monthly Folding Challenge September 2016
Posted: October 1st, 2016, 5:37 pm
It's finally October. There were some very clever - very interesting entries in the September challenge.
The bronze medal goes to Fossilized Alien by Tankoda. It's a great example of pictorial origami. The idea of finding a fossile like that would be incredible. In the future, maybe you can think of a variation of the model with the shape of a rock, with volume, and with the alien inside
. Just an idea... I don't even know if it's possible.
Silver medal goes to -sebl-'s model. It's a very original and very believable alien. The color change was quite clever, generating the alien's robe and eyes. And like if all that wasn't enough... the model includes a second alien!
And now... drum roll please...
... the gold medal goes to Yoda by Jeko. Such simplicity! And look at the delicate folds that give Yoda a lifelike appearance! Having chosen the right colors, I'm sure anyone can recognize it even without the name. Congratulations Jeko!
Continuing, I want to include a special mention for Alien Abduction by Baltorigamist. A very original and properly materialized concept. If it were possible to change the white color for gray, it would've looked even better. Also, I really hope you'll take a picture of the model from a high place so you can fake an abduction in situ by using the right angle
.
Congratulations as well to the other participants
. And thank you Edg once again for this challenge. That being said, Jeko will judge the October challenge and he will choose the theme for November's.
The bronze medal goes to Fossilized Alien by Tankoda. It's a great example of pictorial origami. The idea of finding a fossile like that would be incredible. In the future, maybe you can think of a variation of the model with the shape of a rock, with volume, and with the alien inside
. Just an idea... I don't even know if it's possible.Silver medal goes to -sebl-'s model. It's a very original and very believable alien. The color change was quite clever, generating the alien's robe and eyes. And like if all that wasn't enough... the model includes a second alien!
And now... drum roll please...
... the gold medal goes to Yoda by Jeko. Such simplicity! And look at the delicate folds that give Yoda a lifelike appearance! Having chosen the right colors, I'm sure anyone can recognize it even without the name. Congratulations Jeko!
Continuing, I want to include a special mention for Alien Abduction by Baltorigamist. A very original and properly materialized concept. If it were possible to change the white color for gray, it would've looked even better. Also, I really hope you'll take a picture of the model from a high place so you can fake an abduction in situ by using the right angle
.Congratulations as well to the other participants
. And thank you Edg once again for this challenge. That being said, Jeko will judge the October challenge and he will choose the theme for November's.I didn't think about that... pretty clever!Nepafarius wrote:Yeah it was a play on the idea of 'alien,' since viruses are foreign beings inside other lifeforms.