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I've been lazy enough not to update my latest folds here, but here they are now:
Dolphin
designer: me
paper: double home-made abaca paper (nice, huh?)
diagrams/CP: strangely disappeared, I'll try to seek for those
the paper I used was fancy, but extremely thick. I had to wet fold it from the start, which was pretty much terrible. Well, at least I did it! It doesn't have the clean look of the earlier elephant hide version, but it shows the color-change now.
mother & child (two giraffes)
designer: me
paper: homemade abaca-paper with MC
diagrams/CP: no
Pretty happy with this (or should I say these?). The paper got a little thick in the end, but it was pretty good to handle and I think it gives the model a nice look.
Dolphin
designer: me
paper: double home-made abaca paper (nice, huh?)
diagrams/CP: strangely disappeared, I'll try to seek for those
the paper I used was fancy, but extremely thick. I had to wet fold it from the start, which was pretty much terrible. Well, at least I did it! It doesn't have the clean look of the earlier elephant hide version, but it shows the color-change now.
mother & child (two giraffes)
designer: me
paper: homemade abaca-paper with MC
diagrams/CP: no
Pretty happy with this (or should I say these?). The paper got a little thick in the end, but it was pretty good to handle and I think it gives the model a nice look.
Re: Gallery of Topsu
Merry Christmas!
I'll have to admit it: I'm an on/off folder
But since it's the holidays and I've just received awesome papers and Quentin's new book, it is time for more origami! Here you go:
Springbok, Quentin Trollip
Springbok, Quentin Trollip by Topsu 96, on Flickr
a great model which was everything but a pleasure to fold. The paper didn't want to behave but I managed to get it done.
Clown, Quentin Trollip
Clown, Quentin Trollip by Topsu 96, on Flickr
I've always admired this model and now I do even more as the folding sequence is clever and gives nice results. The paper is some kind of heavily textured handmade paper which I found to be quite suiting for this guy.
I'll have to admit it: I'm an on/off folder
But since it's the holidays and I've just received awesome papers and Quentin's new book, it is time for more origami! Here you go:
Springbok, Quentin Trollip
Springbok, Quentin Trollip by Topsu 96, on Flickr
a great model which was everything but a pleasure to fold. The paper didn't want to behave but I managed to get it done.
Clown, Quentin Trollip
Clown, Quentin Trollip by Topsu 96, on Flickr
I've always admired this model and now I do even more as the folding sequence is clever and gives nice results. The paper is some kind of heavily textured handmade paper which I found to be quite suiting for this guy.
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Star-nosed mole
Star-nosed mole by Topsu 96, on Flickr
An improved version on a design of mine. The only structural change was the size of the graft increasing from 1/8th to 1/6th from the square. I also did some shaping differently.
Star-nosed mole by Topsu 96, on Flickr
An improved version on a design of mine. The only structural change was the size of the graft increasing from 1/8th to 1/6th from the square. I also did some shaping differently.
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nice to see you back in this forum, topsu!
if you're going to visit my little flickr_gallery, please leave a comment - a critical one is welcome, too, if necessary: http://www.flickr.com/photos/57625237@N02/
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I'm happy to be here!
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Star-nosed mole CP
Star-nosed mole (ver. 2) CP by Topsu 96, on Flickr
More about the references on my flickr if anyone is interested in folding it. Also a photo diagram showing a bit of the shaping process.
Star-nosed mole (ver. 2) CP by Topsu 96, on Flickr
More about the references on my flickr if anyone is interested in folding it. Also a photo diagram showing a bit of the shaping process.
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Wolf, Darrel Tan a.k.a. Littlezilla
Wolf, Darrel Tan (Littlezilla) by Topsu 96, on Flickr
A fun model to fold. I shaped it to my own taste.
Wolf, Darrel Tan (Littlezilla) by Topsu 96, on Flickr
A fun model to fold. I shaped it to my own taste.
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The origami forum logo
The origami forum logo by Topsu 96, on Flickr
Took some hours to fold. It was a fun experiment. Not that I want to do it again.
The origami forum logo by Topsu 96, on Flickr
Took some hours to fold. It was a fun experiment. Not that I want to do it again.
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Marc Kirschenbaum, Biplane
Marc Kirschenbaum, Biplane by Topsu 96, on Flickr
This has to be one of the hardest models in the history of origami. There's just something about it that makes it really hard to do neatly. Ingenious model anyways, I've always liked Marc's designs.
Flower
Flower by Topsu 96, on Flickr
One of my oldest models folded with some unknown handmade paper.
Conductor
Conductor by Topsu 96, on Flickr
A model I came up with while doodling.
Marc Kirschenbaum, Biplane by Topsu 96, on Flickr
This has to be one of the hardest models in the history of origami. There's just something about it that makes it really hard to do neatly. Ingenious model anyways, I've always liked Marc's designs.
Flower
Flower by Topsu 96, on Flickr
One of my oldest models folded with some unknown handmade paper.
Conductor
Conductor by Topsu 96, on Flickr
A model I came up with while doodling.
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Nice fold of the biplane. I tried it once last year and just about managed to complete the folding but ended up with a complete mess. What size and type of paper did you use?
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chris_t wrote:Nice fold of the biplane. I tried it once last year and just about managed to complete the folding but ended up with a complete mess. What size and type of paper did you use?
Thank you!
50 x 50 cm white glue tissue foil. I'd go a tad bit bigger and thinner, possibly double unruy/other thin handmade paper. 60-70 cm and you should be fine.
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Recent stuff. Struggling with my camera and light conditions.
Bit of a joke, I messed up the proportions and ended up with a goofy looking model.
pegasus (Dong Viet Thien) by Topsu 96, on Flickr
White Shark (Ngyen Ngoc Vu) by Topsu 96, on Flickr
Inoshishigami/The divine boar (Kamiya Satoshi) by Topsu 96, on Flickr
The yellow bird (Kamiya Satoshi) by Topsu 96, on Flickr
Pill bug (Robert Lang) by Topsu 96, on Flickr
Pill bug (Robert Lang) by Topsu 96, on Flickr
Ps. I've got a 3.5 surprise coming up right after I come up with a better setup for photography! ; )
Bit of a joke, I messed up the proportions and ended up with a goofy looking model.
pegasus (Dong Viet Thien) by Topsu 96, on Flickr
White Shark (Ngyen Ngoc Vu) by Topsu 96, on Flickr
Inoshishigami/The divine boar (Kamiya Satoshi) by Topsu 96, on Flickr
The yellow bird (Kamiya Satoshi) by Topsu 96, on Flickr
Pill bug (Robert Lang) by Topsu 96, on Flickr
Pill bug (Robert Lang) by Topsu 96, on Flickr
Ps. I've got a 3.5 surprise coming up right after I come up with a better setup for photography! ; )
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Oh, I thought "what a funny looking ship" until I realized that you wrote it's a pillbug