The Origami Forum

Wow, Nice!!! Just one little thing though, you can make the fingers more efficient by putting them on the edge of the paper like this:

Bat-Winged Scottie, inspired by the movie 'Coraline'.



More pics on my Flickr.

Bear vs Shark


Designed by Yamada Katsuhisa, modified for awesome .

hahaha I love that one!It's so funny and random!

Designed for June's monthly design challenge: Picnic Basket on a Blanket


Picnic Basket 01 by yagowe, on Flickr

Created for the June 2014 monthly design challenge:


Happy Camper 01 by yagowe, on Flickr


Happy Camper 02 by yagowe, on Flickr

Originally I just set out to create a tent, but there was enough paper left to create the campfire. That design involved pre-creasing the paper into 10ths, which was a bit of a pain, and meant the campfire only had 5 tongues of flame. So I added some paper to the sides to make it 16ths to give me 9 tongues of flame, and the extra paper also let me create feet. A few more manipulations of the end of the paper let me turn that 9 tongues into 16, as well as distributed the flames a bit more evenly.

I'll try to get a CP up in the near future.

Great design and I can't wait for the cp!

Campfire, designed and folded by me. Single square of tissue foil.


Campfire by yagowe, on Flickr

And here's the CP.


Campfire CP by yagowe, on Flickr

Looks very nice. I'll be trying it soon for sure!

Sea Serpent - original design. Stretched bird base.

Sea Serpent - designed and folded by Mike Case. Single square of tissue foil. Stretched bird base. by yagowe, on Flickr

"Felix" - original design. Fan art for someone I follow on Twitter. Fish base.

Felix - designed and folded by Mike Case. by yagowe, on Flickr

Antarctic Faceoff - original design. A few years back I figured out a method for folding a penguin using the corner of a square. Then just recently I figured out a way to fold a surfacing orca from the corner of a square. At that point I really had no choice but to combine the two.

Antarctic Faceoff - designed and folded by Mike Case. Single square of tissue foil. by yagowe, on Flickr

Wow, you are great at 2 in one designs. Congrats on your designs! The sea serpent looks great!

Thanks!

New model - finished designing it yesterday, folded this version last night. I've been trying to come up with something like this for months now, and finally found an approach that worked. I'm quite pleased with the result (and the math geek in me is thrilled with the geometry of the base).

Dragon Hatchling:


Dragon Hatchling (1). Designed and folded by Mike Case. Single square of tissue foil. by yagowe, on Flickr


Dragon Hatchling (2). Designed and folded by Mike Case. Single square of tissue foil. by yagowe, on Flickr

Sunrise Over Water
Designed and folded by me.
Single square of tissue foil.

Sunrise Over Water by yagowe, on Flickr

Designed for the monthly folding challenge. It uses the same base as my model The Return - roughly speaking the hand becomes the sword, the grave becomes the anvil, and the headstone becomes the stone.

Sword in the Stone by yagowe, on Flickr