Gachepapier

[redheadorigami]

Heh, well yeah not exactly the same, you have varied it to face downwards then making a tiling of it.

[gachepapier]

Which page or picture are you referring to ?

[redheadorigami]

Whew...
5 and 4 has a set pattern, like a common flat tessellation, in this case it is 4.4.4.4


AND


I like to call it, (when it follows a set pattern) a tiling.
So Eric Gjerde` models are based on mathematical and geometrical things, where as you have done the brick pattern with your tower design:

AND
Your Photo before (I couldnt repost without exceeding pixels limit)

[gachepapier]

Thanks - though I'm still not sure about how one would link the brick pattern and the middle picture (which I understand to be the 5 & 4). For info, the brick tiling does not have a rotational 180° symmetry, only mirror (at least the one I found, I've not looked for other solutions). And it is not very efficient, as it halves the paper in both height and width.

[redheadorigami]

As for linking them, the brick pattern made like that is a varition on that model.
And as for not being efficient, try iso - area twists as the tessellation, you will get the same pattern.

[gachepapier]

A guru, on the basis of sebl's "insanity" :

[joshuaorigami]

Woweee.

[gachepapier]

thanks

[orislater]

i wish you would post bigger pictures so i could actaully see them........

[gachepapier]

i wish you would post bigger pictures so i could actaully see them........

them bigger pictures are a click away...

[orislater]

oh thanks! good job on that last guy

[gachepapier]

thanks

[gachepapier]

In a similar vein :



This has been one of the most trying models I've designed, it has literally kept me from sleeping

[joshuaorigami]

Wow. Again.... I'm stunned by your creativity!!!!!!!!!!!

[polistes]

very cool