What have you folded lately?

[Aznman]

Nice mask!

I've been away, but I haven't stopped folding

Bahamut by Kamiya
folded from 12 inch foil


Bug with a big mouth by me
I just love the comic appeal of this model, something about the huge mouth makes me smile...


Flower Tessellation by me

Scales by me
This was a pain to fold

Tower by me


More can be seen at my Flickr Account

[TheRealChris]

hey Az, welcome back. it's a always a pleasure to see old friends drop over

[gladfisk]

Lang cicada OI II

Lang Chizuoka_cicada

[p@]

Hi,I folded Jun Maekawa`s rhinoceros,deer - sitting,and giraffe

http://www.fotosik.pl/pokaz_obrazek/cd2 ... 4035e.html
http://www.fotosik.pl/pokaz_obrazek/d32 ... d8557.html
http://www.fotosik.pl/pokaz_obrazek/7a5 ... d04fb.html

[TheRealChris]

I really like the sitting deer, it's a very clever design.

[tripia]

to gladfisk:

cool bug what kind of paper did you use?

[origami_8]

Unsure if this counts for the monthly folding challenge, therefore I post it here:

Owlmen by me from 14 cm copy paper

Front


Back

[gladfisk]

tripia i used 28x28 cm Unryu 25g orange colored paper and then i painted one side with a mix of wallpaperglue and a little white acrylic paint to make one side a lighter orange.

[Fishgoth]

Origami_8 - Sure, I'd call it appropriate. I've come across owl headed folk in some of the various fantasy junk I've read. The names 'Affian' and 'Herrou' spring to mind, although google doesn't confirm either.

Failing that, Owlman is the 'Batman' counterpart from the Earth-3 (pre crisis) or the Anti-Matter universe (post-crisis) version of the Crime Syndicate of Amerika.

Do I get extra 'Nerd points' for this post?

[JeossMayhem]

Haha, well you've lost me, so *here*, have some points.

I was thinking they were like the owl guys from Final Fantasy XII or like the Owlbears in Warcraft III. But anyway Origami_8, it looks fantastic.
Get it? I think I just lost some points.

[Cupcake]

Yeah, I was thinking that it was more of an owlbear...

[JeossMayhem]

Alright, it's been a while since I've posted something up, but that's just because I'm horrible at taking pictures with a horrible camera. But here's a decent shot of Issei Yoshino's Horse, out of 42x42 tissue foil:


I don't know what it is with this model, but I just didn't think it was that fun to fold. It's a great model... but something was missing in the process of making it.

My family is having an open house at the end of this month, where my dad is displaying his bonsai, mom with her pottery, brother with his digital and natural media paintings, and me with origami. I've got to make my display bigger, so this and a few others should help. I'll post some pictures when that time passes.

[tripia]

Great job.The horse looks very elegant and graceful.

I'm allso expiriensed the funless of folding Mammuthus Primigenius by
Satoshi KAMIYA .The folding sequense is pretty borring though the finish
is fun( wet fold finish)

[eteokles]

Here are some new models that I have folded.

Stephen Weber's Bull

40cm square paper treated with Methyl Cellulose.

Eric Joisel's Dwarf



This is actually my first model that I manage to fold from CP. 40cm square paper treated with Methyl Cellulose.

Keep folding
Eteokles

[abauseind]

An open cube designed by Tomoko Fuse.