What have you folded lately?

[srianandh]

you are correct Aznman.
thanks origami_8 and Ondrej.Cibulka

- Sri

[isurus]

[img]http://kr.img.dc.yahoo.com/b10/data/handicraft/dei.jpg[/img]

Deinonychus

25X25 paper back foil

[Daydreamer]

Very nice, Isurus, is it your own design?

and... how are you holding it for that photo? It looks like you put some stick into its ***....

[isurus]

Very nice, Isurus, is it your own design?

and... how are you holding it for that photo? It looks like you put some stick into its ***....

ahahahha~~
you are so funny~~
I didn´t mean it. but the dinosaur's A** was hurted by me
I'm so sorry ..(T-T)

yes it's my model
Thank you very much
have a nice day!

[kaerusan]

Divine Dragon Bahamut of Satoshi Kamiya
50cm square tissue/foil/tissue

[img]http://kaerusan.neufblog.com/DSC00701.JPG[/img]



head details
[img]http://kaerusan.neufblog.com/DSC00704.JPG[/img]



a nice back view
[img]http://kaerusan.neufblog.com/DSC00706.JPG[/img]

[phil]

Nice job on the Bahamut I like the colors.

I tried to fold Satoshi Kamiya's Ancient Dragon from a 6 inch (15.24cm) piece of matte foil origami paper.



The model is standing on a US quarter.

[origami_8]

I´ve done the same (with 15cm japanese foil) some days ago, but skipped a lot of steps, since the paper was so small that I couldn´t (or wasn´t willing) to perform them:





And a little multipiece girl I folded last night (I folded the head first and thought she would need a body too):

[Ondrej.Cibulka]

Hello Anna, your little girl is very nice, I like it. I like simple model much more than complex (as ancient dragon). What do you mean, can you send to us some basic ideas how to fold it (or whole diagram)?

[origami_8]

Hm, for the head a diagram should be possible, since it is only a waterbomb base with all four flaps double rabbit eared, then the little triangles tucked inside. The flaps have to be arranged that way, that the middle flap is free on one side and the four surrounding flaps on the other (two on the left, two on the right). Now the middle flap is folded over to the other flaps , crimped once and folded in half lengthwise. That´s all, now shape the head to your taste.
The good thing is, that you have a handle to put the head inside a body, so you only have to make sure that the body has a hole on the top to stick the throat in.
For the body I can only tell you that I made it out of two waterbomb bases, but I don´t remember exactly how it was. You have to experiment on your own, but it shouldn´t be that hard.

[artur biernacki]

I folded last time:
Vespid from CP




and Shachihoko from CP


Best regards Artur Biernacki
http://www.origami.art.pl

[kaerusan]

to phil and origami 8:
wouahhhhh your miniatures are amazing
you use tweezers??

[origami_8]

LOL, no I don´t.

[Earlobes]

I took a break from origami. It lasted about 6 months, probably. Today I decided to get back to folding. I made a vase that my art teacher taught me in 5th grade. It is made from a waterbomb base. I've never seen diagrams / picures of it in the internet nor in books. I almost forgot how to make it until I looked in a box I have full of models and I found it there. Although it's unlikely, I wonder wether I'm the only person who knows of this model. n.n

[Daydreamer]

Well, there are several vases based on Waterbombs with diagrams available on the Internet:

Hans Birkeland's Design Vase
Peterpaul Forcher's Vase
Kalei Anne Lundberg's Weighted Vase

I don't know if your vase is one of those, but if you post a picture of the vase someone might be able to tell you who designed it

[artur biernacki]

to phil and origami 8:
wouahhhhh your miniatures are amazing
you use tweezers??

I foled Vspid- Kamiya Satoshi , from square side 50 cm, Shachihoko - Fumiaki Kawahata, from square side 35 cm.


Best regards Artur Biernacki