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Haha! Even better! :)

What a great creation!
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Kawahata Fumiaki - Siberian Husky

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Brian chan's V mask

15cm x 15cm paper
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Well done on the mask-I tried it and it didn't turn out nearly as well as yours. There is a lot of approximation. Good job!
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NL3181 wrote:Kawahata Fumiaki - Siberian Husky
That looks amazing. I love Kawahata's work. Where is that published? It looks much nicer than his collie from Tanteidan 13.
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Yeah, Kawahata is my favourite...

Sorry for posting this again.

Black Panther
Designed from an uncut square Sept 2007
This panther was folded from purple paper, like Grayskull's panther from the He-Man cartoons years ago!!
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This week I started working with polymer clay.
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origamimasterjared wrote:
NL3181 wrote:Kawahata Fumiaki - Siberian Husky
That looks amazing. I love Kawahata's work. Where is that published? It looks much nicer than his collie from Tanteidan 13.
This is from the latest Tanteidan Magazine 108
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malachi wrote:This week I started working with polymer clay.
very nice!

they almost look edible. :)
I also do card models -- http://cutfoldpaste.blogspot.com
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qtrollip wrote:Black Panther
Designed from an uncut square Sept 2007
Beautiful model. He looks mean, just about ready to pounce!
This is the hardest thing I find, breathing life into finished pieces.
As I don't wet fold or MC - "re-size" or anything, just the cheapest possible butter or typing paper, I guess I'm at a disadvantage.
Well, that and my general incompetence.
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Post by merman »

I updates some CPs.... I am curious if people could fold the CP of my Weevil and then make a model out of it without seeing what my actual model is.

this is the CP:

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i folded jack in the box with i retangle piece of paper :D
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Post by klnothincomin »

Cool, so where is the actually jack in the box? I would like a photo :wink: :wink:
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merman wrote:I am curious if people could fold the CP of my Weevil and then make a model out of it without seeing what my actual model is.
You and your funky reference points. The first ones were pretty normal, but then you had some that looked obvious...

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Not sure that you would fold it this way--I used concentric pleat-sinking to narrow the legs, and a bunch of spread-sinks in the abdomen. Also, all those visible creases were me mis-estimating the reference points.

I think the legs need to be longer.
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Post by perrosaurio »

Nice bug, nice V mask also

I'm happy with my most recent challenge: to fold a Hojyo Takashi Buddha from a 15x15cm regular wrapping paper :P

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(it was close to a nightmare :lol: )
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