Hi, my name is Chris and I am a Canadian folder. I have a copy of Joisel's diagrams (picked up in Tokyo) for his basic face, which ends up looking like something from Rossell. I have noticed that the majority of the superior faces have a seam in the middle.
For the life of me, and after numerous attempts, I still can not manage to duplicate the results others have achieved in their attempts to make realistic faces. I have a hard time visualizing the required folds. Is there anyone out there willing to meet up with me on MSN (hopefully with video chat) and coach me through making a not so simple face? I would say that I am a somewhat high-intermediate folder, so you won't spend the time teaching basic folds.
Eagerly awaiting a positive reply,
Chris.
Help with Joisel-type faces
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I myself am not into origami faces, but you might want to read the following thread to get some inspiration and tips
http://snkhan.co.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=745
http://snkhan.co.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=745
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Hello,
The only person who I am aware of who may be able to help is Annie; she has a website which focuses largely on Joisel-type faces.
http://www.anniefolds.com/
Maybe if you tried contacting Annie she may be able to share some tips?
Saj
The only person who I am aware of who may be able to help is Annie; she has a website which focuses largely on Joisel-type faces.
http://www.anniefolds.com/
Maybe if you tried contacting Annie she may be able to share some tips?
Saj
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