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Gachepapier, good job on my Clydesdale!
Also, I love the rest of your gallery.
Quentin
Also, I love the rest of your gallery.
Quentin
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Duck & Vampire Duck by myself.
Each duck folded from a 15cm square of tissue foil.
Mirror folded from several rectangles.


The Vampire Duck was born during the last German Origami convention, and during the Italian Origami convention last weekend it finally reached its final form.
Read about the background of this model at the original picture.
Dragon by Brian Chan

Brian Chan was kind enough to show us the CP for this very nice new dragon and helped us in the folding and shaping process.
This is my second attempt from a 30cm square of double tissue paper.
More picture from the convention including the CP for the dragon with kind permission by Brian Chan can be found on the Origami Austria homepage.
Each duck folded from a 15cm square of tissue foil.
Mirror folded from several rectangles.


The Vampire Duck was born during the last German Origami convention, and during the Italian Origami convention last weekend it finally reached its final form.
Read about the background of this model at the original picture.
Dragon by Brian Chan

Brian Chan was kind enough to show us the CP for this very nice new dragon and helped us in the folding and shaping process.
This is my second attempt from a 30cm square of double tissue paper.
More picture from the convention including the CP for the dragon with kind permission by Brian Chan can be found on the Origami Austria homepage.
So long and keep folding ^_^
Gerwin
Gerwin
My folds at the Italian convention


"There's a fold in everything..."
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Another model from Quentin Trollip's book :

Love the back and shoulders of this model !
argh, I'd been eyeing post 8888 for a while
Love the back and shoulders of this model !
argh, I'd been eyeing post 8888 for a while
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that's awesome. it looks a lot like moulded, not folded!penselen wrote:Hi folks! I designed a cat:
you're the true paper sculptor! I've also had a look at most of your recent designs and folds. they, well, all look moulded!
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Halloween Pumpkin (Jack-O-Lantern) designed by me


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Simplifying is complex
Simplifying is complex
Eric Joisel's self made man. 1st attempt from CP (and the 2nd model I've finished from CP) finished with help from this thread
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thanks for that
[img]http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/ii11 ... C04993.jpg[/img]
could be better, but for a first try, I'm quite happy
viewtopic.php?p=79260
thanks for that
[img]http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/ii11 ... C04993.jpg[/img]
could be better, but for a first try, I'm quite happy
have fun.





