What have you folded lately?

[qtrollip]

Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo
Designed and folded by Quentin Trollip from an uncut square.

[origamiguy]

Brilliant Quentin. Love the head.

[kareshi]

Outstanding, Quentin!

Three-Heart Card
by Daniel Brown
3/18/12

Single uncut square. Hearts are color-changed properly, not colored red...
Meant for Valentine's Day but whatever, hearts are good year-round!

[Baltorigamist]

Designed a lily a few minutes ago. I'll post a pic tomorrow.

[GWB origami]

Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo
Designed and folded by Quentin Trollip from an uncut square.

amazing as usual! i love the feet and head.

[Harpseal]

I love the colour change in the crest! It's really awesome!! (Not just the crest, all of it)

[Gerardo]

Wow, that is so cool, from only 20 pieces, that is awesome! I'm working on a 3d parabolic heart. You mirror-write a message on the back, look at the front and shine a light through the back, and you see your message! I'm doing one for mothers day! It's really pretty!

Sounds like an excellent idea. Hope it works

[gab]

Amazing folding as always, Quentin.

I thought of this before bed last night, and I couldn't get to sleep until I had folded it.

Ico$ahedron by soozafone, on Flickr

[SenorTortuga]

White Rhino and Gemsbok
Designed by Quentin Trollip
Folded from 14" Elephant Hide paper (Rhino) and 15" double-sided Origamido paper (Gemsbok)

[roodborst]

I was making a rhino by john montroll, when I had to leave to catch my train to go to work. I always keep a bunch of memoblock papers in my pocket, so I tried making the rhino in the train, but I could only remember the first 15 or so steps. The rest I figured outmyself, so guess this is a partially by myself designed rhino, I'll give credits to John Montroll for the way the horns and a part of the head are formed.

this one i made on the train 9cm x 9cm:
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[img]http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7188/6852 ... b26c60.jpg[/img]

After folding a bunch of small ones i decided to make one with nicer paper and bigger 20cm x 20 cm
[img]http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7217/6852 ... 227c81.jpg[/img]

[img]http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6055/6852 ... f12ea1.jpg[/img]

[img]http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7183/6852 ... ac87bc.jpg[/img][/url]

Hope you people like it.

[roodborst]

I was making a rhino by john montroll, when I had to leave to catch my train to go to work. I always keep a bunch of memoblock papers in my pocket, so I tried making the rhino in the train, but I could only remember the first 15 or so steps. The rest I figured outmyself, so guess this is a partially by myself designed rhino, I'll give credits to John Montroll for the way the horns and a part of the head are formed.

this one i made on the train 9cm x 9cm:




After folding a bunch of small ones i decided to make one with nicer paper and bigger 20cm x 20 cm




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Hope you people like it.

[Baltorigamist]

I would suggest shaping the tail to point downward more and maybe crimping the neck once or twice--the head looks a bit long. Otherwise, great model!

Which rhino was it, by the way? I know Montroll has done a few.

[roodborst]

I think it was the one in 'african animals' but the one in origami sculptures uses a similar technique to form the horns. Now that i looked at the diagrams of both I've actually used less from them then I initially thought. I'll have to compare it to a picture of real rhino to get the proportions better. thanks you liked it.

[Baltorigamist]

I can't remember if I've folded the one in Origami Sculptures or not, but yours looks very different from that one.

[AK827]

I designed this monkey a while ago, but just recently folded it from good paper. I folded it from a sheet of elephant hide paper.


Monkey by Ak827, on Flickr


Monkey by Ak827, on Flickr