Monthly Folding Challenge - September 2009

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Donya wrote:Good to see that someone else has mollusks on the brain this month.
More specifically, cephalopods! :)

And I'm glad y'all like the grass.
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juston wrote:Whoops, I meant "isosceles right triangle" not "equilateral right triangle"... that would have to be some crazy, four dimensional paper. I wonder what you could fold with it?

:wink:
Four dimensions wouldn't help-- a flat triangle is still restricted to the same angle sum.

However, paper with spherical curvature could make an equilateral right triangle... it's hard to find/make that sort of paper though :lol: the best thing I've found is onion skins, but they're small and brittle so I haven't explored the concept much.
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The best way to get a 90 degrees equilateral triangle would be to almost boil it.
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Drum hit!! -- Ba-Dum Chhh!!

oh the pain fishgoth....
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Post by Whitefly »

TIME OUT!!
Hey Chephalarbiter who is the winner??
We all are waiting for october challenge!!
Sbrigati ops.... hurry up!
Mario
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Whitefly wrote:TIME OUT!!
Hey Chephalarbiter who is the winner??
We all are waiting for october challenge!!
Sbrigati ops.... hurry up!
Mario
don't be that impatiently, mario. you did not join the september challenge, so try to make things better with october - then you can call for the judge, too. :wink:
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I'm quite happy for the judge to take their time.

Then I can hold onto the fantasy that I might be the winner...

:wink:
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Grass is really excellent and very hot candidate for winning! =D>
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:/ My final version didn't quite make it to the contest, but good luck for everyone!
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ahudson wrote:However, paper with spherical curvature could make an equilateral right triangle... it's hard to find/make that sort of paper though :lol: the best thing I've found is onion skins, but they're small and brittle so I haven't explored the concept much.
That is an interesting idea-I never thought about using non-flat triangles. Goran Konjevod did something similar-check out this and this.
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Jonnycakes wrote:Goran Konjevod did something similar-check out this and this.
My quest for the equilateral right triangle is complete!
The world's worst photographer now has a flickr account... enjoy!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/the_real_juston/
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Whitefly wrote:TIME OUT!!
Hey Chephalarbiter who is the winner??
We all are waiting for october challenge!!
Sbrigati ops.... hurry up!
Mario

Keep your hair on. I can't spend all day on the computer.


As always, very very hard to decide. Many many designs I liked very much, shame I had to cut so many out.

1st place-- Kingfisher by Grizzly Man. I loved the style and clean quality of it.

2nd place-- Weevil by Vls. Excellent presentation and folding.

3rd place-- Pteranodon by Tadashimori. Nice model, it looks haunting.

I'm sorry if my judging is not to your taste at all.

Grizzly man will be the judge for the October challenge and will decide the subject for the November challenge!

The October challenge will be HUMAN FORM.
Visit my flickr gallery! Please :D

http://www.flickr.com/photos/38104997@N08/
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what a surprize! even if i really like that little bird i had never thought about winning the challenge with it.
thanks a lot for the honour, cephalopod!
now i'm already curious about all the new designs October challenge is going to produce. i think the topic is not that easy this time but i know there's a large potential in this forums' community ...
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Post by Whitefly »

Grizzly man congratulations!

Cephalopod, have i touched your susceptibility? I was just kidding!
Anyway i beg your pardon!
Mario
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Post by tadashimori »

Really, congratulations Grizzly =)
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