Monthly Folding Challenge - May 2009

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Victoria Serova
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Post by Victoria Serova »

Baba Yaga,
Russian fairy tails character.
Georgy Millyar presented on photos in the
role of Baba Yaga is the best Russian movies Baba Yaga.


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Post by pierre »

woooowwwwx :D
a new folder
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Post by Bobby »

Nice model
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Post by WhisperPuffin »

Wow, i like the eyes!
Bibbleyboopalah!

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Post by origamimasterjared »

Looks like Tupac. Haha.
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Post by helliluya »

Wow! Nice work Victoria !
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Post by legionzilla »

The design is detailed and has some emotion.
Good Job!
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Obama

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Another US president from Illinois:

Obama

Folded from rectangle of wrapping paper (black on one side and coper tone on the other.


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Re: Obama

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Interesting design, errr, quite realistic and expressive
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Post by firstfold »

OK Sara - I had to give it a go:

Here is my version of Pippi (folded from a square of origami paper)

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Post by ftangdude55 »

Or the "Wendy's", or "Obese Pippi Longstockings". :lol:
Nice fold, though, Firstfold. Maybe try to thin up the face, and make the edge of the face more uniform.
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Post by Sara »

Ha, I love it! Many many thanks! Now I only need to learn how to fold it. :)
ftangdude55 wrote:Or the "Wendy's", or "Obese Pippi Longstockings". Laughing
Nice fold, though, Firstfold. Maybe try to thin up the face, and make the edge of the face more uniform.
True, she looks a bit chubby, but it's only baby fat. ;)

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Post by wolf »

Mahatma Gandhi:

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Post by ftangdude55 »

:shock: Wow. That is fantastic.
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Post by Ragnorax »

VERY well done wolf. Love the detail and he looks so happy. Amazing job :D
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