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"Hi there !!!
Yip, it's me again….brand new ……
And I'm feeling good !!!
Had such a great time last night, you too?
I will be visiting 'Dr. Wizard' and 'Mrs. Witch' at their secret home planet to thank them and for my first check-up …
So by, by for now and enjoy your life….."
Name model: Origami Ancient Man
Designed by Yuri & Katrin Shumakov
Diagrams in "Origami Skeletons"-collection by Yuri & Katrin Shumakov
This model is made of 46 pieces of regular white copy paper, most of them 10,5x10,5cm.
Final height 40cm.
"Not clown - Joker."
Quote — Joker
"Sometimes you have to play the role of a fool to fool the fool who think they're fooling you."
Quote — Joker
Well, here he is !!!!!! I really do like this origami model, hope it makes you smile too ;-))
I presented the two parts first in black and white (see first comment box), so it would be more a surprise when you would see it ensembles in color.
But still the question remains: do we have an answer…. or….?
(If you don't know that the question was, please read the description belonging tot the photo 'Soulmate', see first comment box.
Wishing your fabulous and most happy Friday!!!
Model: The Joker
Design: Yoo Tae Yong
You can find the diagrams here
I folded it with two pieces of kami paper, red and green, 24x24cm
Final size: width 13cm, height 13cm
"Mighty is geometry; joined with art, resistless."
Quoate - Euripides
About 10 years ago, I folded this geometric decoration twice, (so you see a colored back and front), put them in the origami booklet and forget about them. While looking for another model I came across them again ;-)
I still like both sides equally. You could use it as a brooch, but with firmer paper folded or varnishing them.
These are folded with a patterned paper, 5x5cm.
The background is a sheet of green Unryu paper.
Model: origami Geometric Decoration
Design: Jeff Beynon
Diagrams in the BOS-magazine #122
hallo guys!
i love the texture of unryu, so i photographed and editted a yellow and green sheet and used it as a pattern for this small portion of the diargams :-)
Fishbone diagram also known as Ishikawa diagram is an effective way to depict causes of particular event, in other words, it is used to present cause and effect relation. Fishbone diagram helps to show deviations in quality. One can illustrate causes of defect or imperfection in quality, caused by one or more factors such as People, Methods, Machines, Material etc. associated with the final outcome, it could be either product or service. Thus this Fishbone Diagram powerpoint presentation is useful to the executives working in various industries and verticals. Graphics used in this powerpoint template avail you to present numerous causes and effects in a single slide, so that you can cover relatively broader arena. Graphics are easily customizable; hence you can ready your presentation in just few minutes by simply adding your own text in the graphics.
These twigs poking out of the water and their reflection create an almost perfect fishbone diagram; a tool used in solving quality problems. Sometimes I just can't help being a Quality Engineer.
montage 1981 -
got a shocking hard diagnosis today from my neurologist…
I am at the beginning of an uncurable disease.
Les Blancs jouent et gagnent
Au niveau du matériel on a l’égalité, la structure de pions des blancs est plus saine mais leur équidé téméraire semble en fâcheuse posture. Pourtant un seul coup décidera de l’issue de la partie, un coup tellement fort que Lasker (avec les Blancs) obligera Short (homonyme du GMI contemporain) à coucher son monarque, en ce matin brumeux d’avril 1892 (C’est de la “littérature”, je ne connais que l’année, alors la météo !)
Solution :
blog.site2wouf.fr/2009/04/un-exercice-dechecs-facile-cest...
So... been a little while since I’ve uploaded eh? So, yeah, here you go, an upload. Also, I know I’ve been posting quite a few of these drawings as of late, though I’m planning on posting some Lego stuff soon-ish, so yay!
Anyways, onto the drawing, this is a diagram of my magic system of Rivél (dang, I’ve been posting a lot of Rivél stuff as well. XD) But yeah, the magic system in Rivél is a bit complicated, so I’ll just give you a basic run-down of it.
It’s quite similar to the magic of Avatar, the Last Airbender (look it up if you don’t know) except there’s two more elements (wood and metal,) these elements are represented by a symbol. Magic users can use any of these elements, though they are all naturally attuned to one specific element. These elements can be separated into ‘sub-elements.’
The elements may also be combined, creating new elements, such as fire, lighting, and electricity.
Magic users can use magic because of a special ‘life power’ (still need a name for it,) and if you guys would like, I’ll post another diagram explaining how that works.
And... that’s my brief magical explanation. Hope you guys don’t mind these more story-ee posts, because I quite like posting stuff like this.
The Plans & Diagrams series was started in March 2006. The ideas and images continue to toy with me; I expect the series will grow. Images are of insects, machines, plans, diagrams, graphs, mathematical notations, and buttons.
Each of my series has its own set of rules. Some of my rules for the Plans & Diagrams series: use a photo of a linen bed sheet as the foundation of the image, restrict the color scheme to beiges, yellows, grays, & blacks, include an insect, include buttons or other circular objects. I don’t always adhere to every rule in every image in the series, but I find the restrictions help me explore the imagery.
See the Plans & Diagrams series at
Herman van Goubergen created this 'two in one'-origamimodel in 1995-1996. When you look at the top, it's a swan (see photo left), but when you turn it around you see a fish (see photo right) ;-)) It's one of his models belonging to what he mentions "Mirrorigami".
Model: 2 in 1: "On the water" AND "Under water"
Design by Herman van Goubergen
Diagrams can be found here.