Hi all,
I was wondering if there were any Veterinary folders out there and, if so, did you find a way to incorporate it into your profession (other than to obviously avoid burnout!).
I am going to be applying to veterinary college soon and am always trying to think of ways to keep my folding alive far into the future. I was thinking of maybe folding a certain model for clients after a pet passes away or to have some companion-type animal models folded as decorations around the office.
What models would be easy enough to fold to be able to produce them steadily throughout the week? What models would make nice decorations for an animal clinic? What about people with pets- are there any models that remind you of your fur-baby?
Any other points on the subject would be appreciated as well- let's hear from all the animal lovers!
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there are huge amounts of dogs and cats out there maybe enough to make one of those posters of breeds out of only origami, there are also a good amount of birds and horses, some cows and apes and a lot of fish
so that shoud get your bases covered
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for my poster it could be something like this
http://picsdigger.com/image/43d8e976/
I´ve seen them in veterinary offices often enough
so that shoud get your bases covered
X
for my poster it could be something like this
http://picsdigger.com/image/43d8e976/
I´ve seen them in veterinary offices often enough