Monthly Folding Challenge: February 2014

[Swapnil Das]

Is Geometry tools Agreeable? Cause I've made a compass.

[origamipete]

Is Geometry tools Agreeable? Cause I've made a compass.

you kidding right? I put off uploading for a day and someone beats me to it...

[origami_8]

You can both show your results. Having the same subject doesn't necessarily mean that the models have to look equal. At least I am curious to see both your renditions

[origamipete]

all right!

[Swapnil Das]

Oh yeah!

[Swapnil Das]

Here it is!


Compass - Swapnil Das by sr123ification, on Flickr

Folded from: 20 cm Kami.
Time to fold: 15 minutes approx.
Difficulty: Intermediate.
Hope you like it!

[JAPC]

Great idea for this challenge, Razzmatazz!
When I think of geometry I can not disassociate the idea of ​​architecture and built form.
So I thought in this model of the architect Oscar Niemeyer for this challenge.
Do not know if it will fit in this theme

CONGRESSO NACIONAL DE BRASÍLIA

(one rectangular sheet (5x80cm), double foil paper)

[origamipete]

Finally, I am uploading my submissions:



Compasses



Red cross - the folding sequence here was quite obvious, so if I re-invented the wheel here, I apologize.
It honnestly wouldn't surprise me if somebody came up with this before...



tortoise beetle, my first idea for this challenge, from a kite base.

I have one more submission for this challenge, but I haven't managed to photoraph it nicely yet...

[GrossMichael]

The compass is amazing!

[origamipete]

thank you!

[Swapnil Das]

Yeah, Better than mine!

[OrigamiGeek]

Hear is mine
Aztec Temple

[marmalade]

My contribution to the topic / Out of judgement
Design: Box-Pleating 32x32
Paper: Lokta paper (Mustard) 50x50 cm

Sacred Geometry - Vitruvian Man by Sunny Marmalade, on Flickr

[Swapnil Das]

@OrigamiGeek: Nice model but this is Jo Nakashima's design.

@Marmalade: I truly don't know that to say! I don't!

[OrigamiGeek]

sorry. I designed it my self with out knowing any thing about jo Nakashima