Monthly Folding Challenge - September 2010

Friendly design and folding competitions.
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Post by joshuaorigami »

i'll reupload it if you want. :)
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Yes please. This is my favourite contest topic yet!
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iv'e done it! :wink:
i'll try designing somthing else soon, seen as my sister recently went to cairo. :)
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Post by joshuaorigami »

The CP for my very simple Pyramid. :wink:
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I was working on a pyramid this month and I came across the same problem that I see that you found Josh, you can't simply use the creases in and out as it will have no height (which is why you left them there to give the appearance of steps).

I came up with the solution that I think might work:

The even layers in from the outside are of size 1. The odd layers are numbered 2n -1 where n is 1,2,3,... N where N is the number of steps of the pyramid. The layer 2n - 1 is of size n, so that it is one step higher than the previous one and thus sticks out by size 1. So each step is one step higher than the previous.

It is a very simple design, but it has the drawback that the precreasing grid quickly builds up as you increase N. In fact it increases more than quadratically with N! If I have it right the 6 step pyramid that I wanted to make would require divisions by 40ths (not confident that I am though).
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Post by joshuaorigami »

ok. i will refold a very old pyramid design that i still haven't showed anyone. :) it has 4 sides and a base, much more efficient then this.... :wink:
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Post by Razzmatazz »

Hey Josh, I think anyone could have reverse engineered your pyramid in 5 minutes tops without a CP or diagram in sight xD
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Post by wilsonorigami »

My submission is Anubis, the Egyptian god of the dead.

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My submission, Pharaoh Headdress

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Post by endreon »

I know they aren't to good but, I have never entered a contest and I want to try.

[img][img]http://img801.imageshack.us/img801/8257/pyramid.th.jpg[/img][/img]

My pyramid design

[img][img]http://img690.imageshack.us/img690/1615/egyptianhieroglyphic.th.jpg[/img][/img]

My Egyptian hieroglyphic design.

I hope you like them.
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My take on an Egyptian cat.

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Sort of lack of character. I made it out of a long rectangle.... Doesn't matter the size I made it from because as long as it's plenty longer than it is wide then it works for it. Oh yes, this one was made of a fluorescent piece of letter paper.

How I designed it was I was figuring out a way to do the samurai helmet out of a strip of paper and I did so but I realized it could make a great cat head too. So I designed legs and the tail is pretty straight forward.

It's a really easy model and every time I have a rectangular piece of paper I fold it. I have made many rip offs of it such as a fox, a dog, a caterpillar even. :D

I made a quick CP (very in accurate one albeit) and it just shows the basic structure on a random rectangular piece. You can easily see the legs and the head and the tail on it.

CP is here: http://i55.tinypic.com/2dr6syh.png
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Post by philipinorigami101 »

wow, nice :D any chance of diagrams?
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philipinorigami101 wrote:wow, nice :D any chance of diagrams?
Whom is that question directed at?
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Post by ericmadrigal »

I again want to invite every participants to the Origami Jousting in honor to David Lister. Please upload your pictures at:
http://www.flickr.com/groups/la_gran_ju ... guo_egipto

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Post by gachepapier »

Here's my entry, comprised of this box and its lid with an integrated colour-changed anubis (one sheet for the box, one for the lid). The lid is also my entry to this month's challenge on the french-speaking forum :wink: :

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