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" Be happy for this moment. This moment is your life."
Quote- Omar Khayyam
Self wrapping paper!!! Really ..... it exists, paper comes alive, but only by the spell of the little Magic-Santa Claus;-)
For the Macro Mondays theme: "Corner".
An experiment in folding with a piece of very strong metallic paper…I didn't got the end result I wanted it to have, but I'm glad I took a photo of this in-between step.
Happy Macro Monday ;-))
A more closer look of "Pattern" (see first comment box). The texture reminds me of stone, so I did some processing to emphasize that.
The paper I used is 'glassine', which is great photogenic paper because of its translucency.
Avec de l'imagination, mes petites lamelles de papier m'ont aidé à construire un monde coloré à la texture tout en douceur qui devrait aider à la recherche d'une vie plus harmonieuse. #Macro #MacroMondays #UnusualPatterns
In this phase you can see it better how many pre-folds had to be made. It took two days to do it.
This pre-folding does not apply to all origami models.
I made a kind of blue print. ;-))
If you want you still can make suggestions what it will be…….
What you see here is an in-between-step of an origami ….???
I made a little series about it: Paper Art:
Update:
Model: origami Hedgehog
Design: Kouji Nakagawa
Diagrams in Tanteidan Convention Book #8
Paper: 35x35cm brownish elephant-hide paper.
Final size: height 5cm, width 12cm, length 12cm
if you want to see more photos of this origami model, please visit my Origami - Kouji Nakagawa album.
For the Macro Mondays theme"Begins with the Letter P": Pre-creasing paper for folding.
When you fold with vellum, the creases becomes white lines. The vellum gets actually damaged and the risk it might tear is very big, so it is necessary to fold with great care.
HMM for everyone ;-)
There were so many things to try. Everthing I tried I was liking. The closer I got. The better it was.
Happy Macro Mondays
for Macro Mondays: paper
🌷thank you for all visits, comments, favs - have a good start to the week and HMM!🌷
For Macro Mondays.
I attempted some marbling of paint on paper this weekend, but wasn't very successful, so have resorted to the unimaginative paper coil.
dancing should be like paper blowing in the wnd
Stuff:
AZOURY Charnel Ballet Shoe NEW @ Cosmopolitan - maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/No%20Comment/152/6/23
Hand Bandage by Kilamanjaro
DwHc Punishment Mask
ZIBSKA Noir Eyemakeup
Mesh Cow Rumpled Rugs
Mesh Cow Crumpled Paper
This week's theme for Mosaic Montage Monday was paper. This one looks like it's sailing into the unknown! HMMM!
and all, all my love is here
from the garden
to the shadows
every heartbeat
the things:
Konoha - Iris valarie
Konoha - wild grass
both @ Konoha
Ariskea [Birdy] Stone Bird Bath
Conrail freight ELKA5, led by EMD GP38-2 No. 8134, cruises through New Carlisle, Indiana, during a snowfall on January 15, 1994, in a panned photograph. It wasn’t until I received the Kodachrome slide from processor that I noticed the conductor neatly framed in the cab windows, using ambient light from bright snow to read the morning paper!
For Macro Mondays. I was attempting to get a neatly made coil of paper, but found it more difficult than I anticipated. I squashed many and then found they unrolled too fast but I didn't want any paper clips to be seen. So something that should have been simple took several goes. I am trying to learn to be patient!
Created for Macro Mondays, theme paper; not my best paper boat (I'm not good in it), small yellow paper boat on a small globe, with green reflection (blue would have been better)
1 MW AEG steam turbine, the generator is gone -
abandoned paper factory, founded in 1887, ceased operation in 2013
The rolled paper is shot from above - it is on a tray table with a translucent top - the flash is below the table.
Macro Mondays: Paper Art
Tiny Origami earring ... I don't know how they could fold such a small piece of paper!
For some of my dear friends on Flickr, who don't fold and are curious of how the folding takes place, I decide to photograph some steps, to reveil "the secret", no just kidding ;-), it's really so nice to know you are interested.
First I cut out a hexagon out of a piece of paper, sometimes out of a square, sometimes out of a rectangle and then I start to make/fold the division of the grid that I need. This is somewhere in between......I still have to do a lot.
I used very thin paper with plenty of fiber, as you can see.... there is a very big one........ Because I wanted to see if I could tessellate this kind of paper...., always like a challenge........ to be continued.