The Origami Forum

Sorry for the slightly late responce, I was busy with exams - but with that out of the way, lets get started!

the topics are:

Insects

Prehistoric

Two or more objects from one sheet



Obvioustly one square, no cuts; however shaping with glue or MC is acceptable.


I wish you luck!

I choose 2 or more things from 1 sheet of paper. Good luck!

Here is my entry:

Angel
folded from one 40cm square of thin kraft paper



Angel by yevgenorigami, on Flickr


Here is a ROUGH CP i drew for it, it is not perfect and there are a few mistakes but it shows the basic structure:


Angel CP by yevgenorigami, on Flickr

How is that two or more things?

the dress counts does it not?

yevgen wrote:the dress counts does it not?

I wouldn't have thought so...

yevgen wrote:the dress counts does it not?

Well technically, yes. But I really don't think its fair to call that a two in one model.

Except...
maybe you can use the extra flap that used for the wings to become an eagle, or another object?

Multislash wrote:Except...
maybe you can use the extra flap that used for the wings to become an eagle, or another object?

I think you should do that. For any human model it would be obscene not to include clothes, so the clothes are usually considered part of that object. I don't really think the dress makes it count.

Here's my entry: a cat and a mouse

Although poorly folded, this models looks awesome! I would use tissue foil so that way you could pull out the layers of the body to make the cat look more 3D.

cowburger13 wrote:Although poorly folded, this models looks awesome! I would use tissue foil so that way you could pull out the layers of the body to make the cat look more 3D.

Yeah, the body of the cat could have been a little neater. Do you want a CP?

SUre! I'm interested in the structure

a 7 day poll is up.

That's not fair. Yevgen's model is NOT 2 in 1, so it shouldn't count. Or maybe we should let the moderators decide?