What have you folded lately?

[Gerardo]

Yay
You can also turn them into spinning tops...

Thanks Grace . Do you have a web page with links to your other models?

[Grace159]

Thanks Grace . Do you have a web page with links to your other models?

Not at this point. It has only been in the last two/three months that I have tried to share what I fold. It has been a rather steep learning curve.

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[binky2819]

Flying Atlas Beetle, designed by Shuki Kato and folded by me. This is the 2011 version.

[Ponadr]

Orcas by Joseph Hwang, on Flickr

[Grace159]

These are lovely.

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[Baltorigamist]

Wyvern by Baltorigamist, on Flickr
Tarantula 2018 by Baltorigamist, on Flickr

[shortloldude]

German Shepherd designed by Chen Shu

[Gerardo]

Excellente models and folds Ponadr and shortlodude! Love the color change in both cases.

The origami Facatativá event was two days ago. One of the activities was to bring a fold that answered the question "why did you start folding origami?" This was mine:





Swallow paper airplane - traditional model. Folded from fiber tissue paper attached to "papel silueta" (I'll edit the post once I learn its name in English).

When I was way young, two of my cousins folded it. I was amazed by its beauty. I believe I wasn't able to fold it back then, but accompanying them while they made it and play with it was an important moment for me. I finally gave the fold to the organizer of the Facatativá event: Camilo Torres.

Here's a different fold I made:





I know the close up picture looks way better. It's just a design exercise, made from a draft I discarded of a memo pad holder. It's folded from Stardream paper and starts with a fish base. I improvised this because every so often I give away folds in the public library and the discarded memo pad holder draft didn't seem that interesting to give away.

Cheers!

[Tomasz Krawczyk]

Deer by Tomasz Krawczyk
My new instagram: www.instagram.com/tk.ori

[Folderp]

A few things.
A Dragon - V2 by Folderp, on Flickr
I updated my model "A Dragon" from a couple of months ago. I did some pretty basic maths, popped over to reference finder and started folding. I added a strip graft down the middle for toes and a more detailed (6 horned!) head.
Shield by Folderp, on Flickr
A very complex shield. Someone might have made this before, I'm not sure. I can make a cp and diagrams if you want.
Ute by Folderp, on Flickr
A ute, designed for ODT Round 1, which I ended up winning by default.
Elephant - Paul Jackson by Folderp, on Flickr
Paul Jackson's elephant, the most influential model in my early origami days. It involves a difficult closed sink and a slightly easier half-closed sink. I thought I was very good at origami when I first completed it. I've got a lot better since, and I don't think I'm very good at origami anymore, just good.
Western Dragon in progress by Folderp, on Flickr
And finally, I've started my good copy of Shuki Kato's Western Dragon.

[Ponadr]

Pot-Bellied Pig by Joseph Hwang, on Flickr

Refolded

[phillipcurl]

[Anatompuk]

Ryujin 2.1, designed by Satoshi Kamiya. It was my third try of this model and I'm finally satisfied with how it turned out.
Ryujin 2.1 by Michał Dobosz, on Flickr

[Grace159]

Lovely model

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[sable7]

That’s an amazing fold, Anatompuk! I hope I’ll soneday be confident enough with crease patterns to attempt any of the Ryujin models. Are you planning to try any later versions (specifically, the 3.5)?