What have you folded lately?
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- chesscuber98
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Re: What have you folded lately?
You should really use better paper. If you cant find anything in your area, why dont you try Origami Shop?
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Re: What have you folded lately?
I don't have a credit card. 

Re: What have you folded lately?
Hi, three new models I made this summer but that I couldn’t photograph until today
I designed the panther with the same paper size than my crumpled model but using ‘traditional’ origami. You can see both models together. Although crumpling, in theory, is the most efficient way to fold the paper, you can see that both models are very similar in size:


The head is based on Saadya’s masks but with a longer stripe of paper that allows to close the model with hair:


Finally, I designed the ballet dancer joining a simple 16x16 box pleated man with the skirt of one of Joisel’s dwarves:

I hope you like it
I designed the panther with the same paper size than my crumpled model but using ‘traditional’ origami. You can see both models together. Although crumpling, in theory, is the most efficient way to fold the paper, you can see that both models are very similar in size:


The head is based on Saadya’s masks but with a longer stripe of paper that allows to close the model with hair:


Finally, I designed the ballet dancer joining a simple 16x16 box pleated man with the skirt of one of Joisel’s dwarves:

I hope you like it
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Re: What have you folded lately?
Tip: Ask around for a 'prepaid' credit card. Basically like a gift card, but is a temporary credit card.sr123ification wrote:I don't have a credit card.
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Re: What have you folded lately?
Shuki's flying hercules beetle. Folded from a 45cm sheet of double tissue, no mc.


The only limit in origami is your imagination and your patience
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Re: What have you folded lately?
@Langko: great fold! spurred me on to order the book this morning.
@sr123ification: There are a few ways to pay at origami shop that might be of use to you (click on the postage & payments tab) If you can get hold of some thin kraft paper and some acrylic paints you can get good results...its strong, folds well, looks good and shapes quite nicely. I scavange a lot of kraft paper from packages friends have had delivered, just recently got some pretty big sheets (about 130cm) which were fine after a bit of ironing.
@sr123ification: There are a few ways to pay at origami shop that might be of use to you (click on the postage & payments tab) If you can get hold of some thin kraft paper and some acrylic paints you can get good results...its strong, folds well, looks good and shapes quite nicely. I scavange a lot of kraft paper from packages friends have had delivered, just recently got some pretty big sheets (about 130cm) which were fine after a bit of ironing.
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Re: What have you folded lately?
Galapagaos Tortoise
Designed and folded by Quentin Trollip from a 35 cm uncut square.

Designed and folded by Quentin Trollip from a 35 cm uncut square.

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OMG! Are you freaking kidding me?! From one uncut square?!



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Re: What have you folded lately?
yes one uncut square of do paper (55cm) for all the scene 

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Re: What have you folded lately?
awesome JAPC!! what kind if paper is it?
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sebastien is a magician of paper, do not doubt himsr123ification wrote:OMG! Are you freaking kidding me?! From one uncut square?!![]()

Re: What have you folded lately?
JAPC : A hauntingly imposing demon face, nicely done, conveys a modicum of foreboding . I would have to wonder whether a more developed mouth, ( snarl ?), would add or detract from it ...
Quentin: Kudos all around for your magnificent turtle !
Once again, you've shown that, with extraordinary thought, one may convey a relatively simple model into a work of art, free from annoying complexities. Not an easy thing to do !
The overall work is exceptionally well balanced, with ideal proportions .
I especially admire the care that you've taken to produce the appropriately thick legs .
Yep, Quentin, you've nailed it !
Quentin: Kudos all around for your magnificent turtle !
Once again, you've shown that, with extraordinary thought, one may convey a relatively simple model into a work of art, free from annoying complexities. Not an easy thing to do !
The overall work is exceptionally well balanced, with ideal proportions .
I especially admire the care that you've taken to produce the appropriately thick legs .
Yep, Quentin, you've nailed it !
May I wish success to all who cope with the mountains & valleys of Life,
with all its peaks & depths, as well as Origami .
with all its peaks & depths, as well as Origami .