Paper is created by Cave Paper, around 150gsm.
FearlessFlourish Origami
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FearlessFlourish
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Another Vase by lang!
Paper is created by Cave Paper, around 150gsm.
Paper is created by Cave Paper, around 150gsm.
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FearlessFlourish
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No Eat! Sea Bream by Igarashi Tomosuke, folded from the crease pattern.
Paper is Commissioned O-GAMI Paper by Paper Circle, shades of blue & white, thin 30gsm, lustre shine with enriched colours all within a perfectly crisp sheet which you can buy here - https://papercircle.org/
The first set of 2 scale sections collapsed!
After ghost creasing stage is complete, trim of the excess paper and form the creases !
The Base
Paper is Commissioned O-GAMI Paper by Paper Circle, shades of blue & white, thin 30gsm, lustre shine with enriched colours all within a perfectly crisp sheet which you can buy here - https://papercircle.org/
The first set of 2 scale sections collapsed!
After ghost creasing stage is complete, trim of the excess paper and form the creases !
The Base
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Asian Arowana by Ikuno Riku
There isn’t a “No Eat” in the title for this fish so I’m going to eat this.
Paper is OGAMI by Paper Circle which you can buy here - https://papercircle.org/
No glue was used at the very top front centre, Its a spot where the cotton wool combined with the shaping i did which creates pressure pushing up so if i add glue and that part opens up, boom, glue marks forever and the appearance will be ruined, permanently.
An extremely fun model to fold and especially shape. The one thing i love with shaping is going about and figuring it all out, how to aquire each part of the model to then turn it into what i want it to be, certainly an amazing & challenging yet rewarding process.
The crease pattern was ghost creased to make only the essential creases needed and not a single extra, now thats how you skip precreasing !
There isn’t a “No Eat” in the title for this fish so I’m going to eat this.
Paper is OGAMI by Paper Circle which you can buy here - https://papercircle.org/
No glue was used at the very top front centre, Its a spot where the cotton wool combined with the shaping i did which creates pressure pushing up so if i add glue and that part opens up, boom, glue marks forever and the appearance will be ruined, permanently.
An extremely fun model to fold and especially shape. The one thing i love with shaping is going about and figuring it all out, how to aquire each part of the model to then turn it into what i want it to be, certainly an amazing & challenging yet rewarding process.
The crease pattern was ghost creased to make only the essential creases needed and not a single extra, now thats how you skip precreasing !
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FearlessFlourish
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Sea Horse by LUI Shixiang
Folded from around 20-25cm square of my burnt acid EvliChi and thin Hanji.
Folded from around 20-25cm square of my burnt acid EvliChi and thin Hanji.
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FearlessFlourish
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Thors Hammer!
Thor, The God Of Thunder's hammer, Mjollnir, brilliantly designed by pelomba https://instagram.com/pelomba?igshid=MzMyNGUyNmU2YQ== An extremely iconic design
Cardboard has been cut to the exact sizes of4 off the 6 sides then attached to the inside of the metal with glue then filled with cotton wool.
The final size of my fold is for the metal, 6 inches x 2 1⁄2 inches( 15.24cm x 6.35cm) and 10 inches (25.4cm) from the top of the metal to the bottom of the handle; this can vary depending on how it's shaped. According to google, the dimensions of the actual hammer is, for the metal 8.7 Inches x 5.5 Inches (14cm x 22cm) and 17.4 Inches (44cm) from the top of the metal to the bottom so to get as close as possible to a replica size, use between 120cm -130cm.
The crease pattern has been fully ghost creased to create only the creases needed and not a single extra, completely skipping pre creasing and getting the finished model 100% cleaner.
Thor, The God Of Thunder's hammer, Mjollnir, brilliantly designed by pelomba https://instagram.com/pelomba?igshid=MzMyNGUyNmU2YQ== An extremely iconic design
Cardboard has been cut to the exact sizes of4 off the 6 sides then attached to the inside of the metal with glue then filled with cotton wool.
The final size of my fold is for the metal, 6 inches x 2 1⁄2 inches( 15.24cm x 6.35cm) and 10 inches (25.4cm) from the top of the metal to the bottom of the handle; this can vary depending on how it's shaped. According to google, the dimensions of the actual hammer is, for the metal 8.7 Inches x 5.5 Inches (14cm x 22cm) and 17.4 Inches (44cm) from the top of the metal to the bottom so to get as close as possible to a replica size, use between 120cm -130cm.
The crease pattern has been fully ghost creased to create only the creases needed and not a single extra, completely skipping pre creasing and getting the finished model 100% cleaner.
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Impressive model! And probably easier to lift than the real one.
How do you ghost-crease? Do you lightly trace checkpoint marks on the paper before creasing?
How do you ghost-crease? Do you lightly trace checkpoint marks on the paper before creasing?