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- thedeadsmellbad
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O, I can't even remember when last I posted here. Well here are my up to date pride-n-joy's
Kawasaki rose
Made as gift to a formal
And, as a budding photographer...
A minute crane
And last but not least:
Rotational unit prototype
The latest advance added to my construction set. If I may be so bold as to say: Bring it on, feeble sonobe module!!! (This it really can't do ). I'll get back to you with a youtube vid of it in action. The disk spins freely on its axes, a first!!!!
Out.
Kawasaki rose
Made as gift to a formal
And, as a budding photographer...
A minute crane
And last but not least:
Rotational unit prototype
The latest advance added to my construction set. If I may be so bold as to say: Bring it on, feeble sonobe module!!! (This it really can't do ). I'll get back to you with a youtube vid of it in action. The disk spins freely on its axes, a first!!!!
Out.
There is a time for everything, that time has been pre-ordained be almighty God. Trust Him, and no harm shall come to you. He will keep you safely inside his loving hands.
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Heres what I have been folding lately:
Scorpion:
Snail:
Heron:
Duck:
and finally, my favorite, the Peacock:
Notice how on the peacock I made the tail feathers the colored part
(Click here for diagrams & help translating them)
Scorpion:
Snail:
Heron:
Duck:
and finally, my favorite, the Peacock:
Notice how on the peacock I made the tail feathers the colored part
(Click here for diagrams & help translating them)
I've been folding most of the models from "Origami to Astonish and Amuse", and have managed to fold all but the eight interlocking rings with 6-inch kami (woohoo!)
Also, going undercover with the Flasher Hat....
This one was made out of 28- inch butcher paper, it turned out to be very laborious. It took about eight hours, butcher paper is way too floppy to make this sort of model easily! It doesn't collapse very well, either... oh well, it looks cool.
Also, going undercover with the Flasher Hat....
This one was made out of 28- inch butcher paper, it turned out to be very laborious. It took about eight hours, butcher paper is way too floppy to make this sort of model easily! It doesn't collapse very well, either... oh well, it looks cool.
- Ondrej.Cibulka
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Earthworm
I have new my own creation! Are you ready?
model: earthworm
creator: Ondrej Cibulka
folder: Ondrej Cibulka
size: one uncut square (pure origami!!!)
http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g275/ ... Zizala.jpg
You can check it with wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earthworm
My colleage (girl) wanted to have earthworm, so I "folded" this one to her. But she told me, that she want to have right origami earthworm. So, another possibility is on you...
model: earthworm
creator: Ondrej Cibulka
folder: Ondrej Cibulka
size: one uncut square (pure origami!!!)
http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g275/ ... Zizala.jpg
You can check it with wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earthworm
My colleage (girl) wanted to have earthworm, so I "folded" this one to her. But she told me, that she want to have right origami earthworm. So, another possibility is on you...
Ondrej Cibulka Origami, www.origamido.cz
- Ondrej.Cibulka
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Of course! You can pre-pay it.Alexandre wrote: do you plan to write an origami book ?
No, it is serviette origami.Cupcake wrote: It looks like towel origami!
Ondrej Cibulka Origami, www.origamido.cz
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Merman folded after Eileen's CP from 25cm x 25cm MC-treated double tissue paper
Even though the CP is exactly the same, I didn't follow the intended flap usage (it's always good if you don't have a finished model as orientation and can make more use of your own imagination). The main reason for that was that I wanted the front of the model to be closed but that wouldn't have been possible (at least I didn't see a way to do it) with the original flap distribution. I could also use the head flaps more conveniently this way.
Therefore the dorsal fins ended up in front and were used as belly pleats (which gave kind of a shrimp-like body). The auxiliary "detail" flaps were used for the fins on the back.
I always thought that most depicted mer-people are too human, therefore mine is everything but human. He also doesn't need any man-made weapons like tridents, he has enough spines (poisonous of course) to stand up (or swim up ) to his opponents.
Even though the CP is exactly the same, I didn't follow the intended flap usage (it's always good if you don't have a finished model as orientation and can make more use of your own imagination). The main reason for that was that I wanted the front of the model to be closed but that wouldn't have been possible (at least I didn't see a way to do it) with the original flap distribution. I could also use the head flaps more conveniently this way.
Therefore the dorsal fins ended up in front and were used as belly pleats (which gave kind of a shrimp-like body). The auxiliary "detail" flaps were used for the fins on the back.
I always thought that most depicted mer-people are too human, therefore mine is everything but human. He also doesn't need any man-made weapons like tridents, he has enough spines (poisonous of course) to stand up (or swim up ) to his opponents.
So long and keep folding ^_^
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Like, ohmigod, Elvis is hidden in this CP!!!Daydreamer wrote:Hmmm... it might be interesting to put up a (rather simple) CP without any explanation what it's supposed to be and see what people come up with
Actually, an Elvis is something I'd been planning to work on for a while too - guitar, sideburns, microphone and classic pose. A CP that captures all of these shouldn't be too hard to come up with.
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I once folded Komatsu's horse (the simple ugly one not the nice one) trying to fold his macaque from a CP I mistakenly took thinking it was the macaque's. I was trying to fold the macaque and it did not work but since both models have four legs I rearranged its pose and there it was the ugly horse.Daydreamer wrote:That's why I like CPs, one CP can give tons of different models
Hmmm... it might be interesting to put up a (rather simple) CP without any explanation what it's supposed to be and see what people come up with