Monthly Folding Challenge: October 2011

[juston]

It's a bird, it's a horse... it's a frog?



My entry this month is Pegasus, folded from a frog base. You start by stretching two of the long flaps up and using them to form the wings. The head and tail are folded from the other two long flaps and the legs are folded from the webbing (formerly the four short flaps) that connects the four long flaps together. The center flap is sunk and spread to form the body between the wings.

[gachepapier]

This is good !

[Julien Gritte]

it's sunk but it's good!

Bravo

[sinubuj]

Hi,

cupboard Base (only a half fold)



Dominik

http://www.flickr.com/photos/origami-imagiro/

[gab]

I'm definitely going to have to try that Pegasus.

[kowal]

peacock by tomasz kowalczyk, on Flickr

simple peacock from a kite base. tried to capture not what a peacock is, but what do we see - only giant tail and a small head

[akugami]

what a beautiful peacock interpretation, tomasz! the simple bases still give a treasure chest to choose from.

[-sebl-]

long tailed tit on bird base


long-tailed tit par -sebl-, sur Flickr

double lokta with MC in 24/24cm

[akugami]

sebastien, you're going to become a bird expert.

[Julien Gritte]

+1

[-sebl-]

thanks

[chris_t]

Well, there's some very stiff competition but never mind. My first attempt at the monthly competitions:

Basic Beetle, from a windmill base.

[snowblue]

Here's my entry:

an excavator from waterboom base




and a simple fish

[jeko]

Penguin from a fish base

[Bass]

Long-time lurker here, for my first real try at designing.

Wyvern, from a square base.