Monthly Folding Challenge: January 2012

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Re: Monthly Folding Challenge: January 2012

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Harpseal wrote:someone fold the whole thing!
Sounds fair enough.

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The origami forum logo by Topsu 96, on Flickr

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Re: Monthly Folding Challenge: January 2012

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That is amazing and a brilliant way to fold it. Nice job
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narcolepticsloth wrote:That is amazing and a brilliant way to fold it. Nice job

Thanks! :)
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I finished my design. I'll post it once I refold a good version and take pics.
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firstfold wrote:forum Face:

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Now that is cool....
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Harpseal wrote:someone make a snowy mountain! the easiest entry ever (guaranteed fail though!)
Well, here it is!
Snow-capped mountain, by Chris Taylor
Folded from triangle of kami.
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Re: Monthly Folding Challenge: January 2012

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Good model!!
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Re: Monthly Folding Challenge: January 2012

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Excellent, I have to say! Pretty much just like the original ;)
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I was inspired by the flowers on the kimono

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I'll post my entry tonight.
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Here's my entry: (Sorry for the double-post; I forgot it was only the 29th. *facepalm*)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/baltofolde ... hotostream

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Re: Monthly Folding Challenge: January 2012

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Baltorigamist wrote: (I'm having trouble embedding images, any help?) :oops:
I use the BBcode straight from flickr. It should work fine.

Nice model! ;)
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Re: Monthly Folding Challenge: January 2012

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Thanks!
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This was a difficult decision, and all of the models were very good. However, my top three are as follows:

In 3rd place, FlareglooM's Girl in Kimono:
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It gets across the form of the girl without getting cluttered with unnecessary details.

In 2nd place, chris_t's Snow-capped Mountain:
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This is a very clean design, and looks exactly like the original, down to the jagged edge of the snow cap. Very impressive.

And in 1st place, topsu's Origami Forum Logo:
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This was the most creative approach, I felt. I never expected anyone to actually try folding the entire thing! The shaping also gives it a sense of three-dimensionality; I especially like the flag and the dithering on the kimono.

Congratulations to everyone who entered! The topic for February will be up shortly.
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