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This image was generated by focus stacking ~80 images in Affinity Photo. Images were acquired with a Sony A6000 camera with a 55-210mm lens by using a Raynox macro adapter. Post-processed in Affinity Photo to remove the background.
I used this lovely doily paper in another way for packaging...
You can print your own paper here...
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Folded from the CP out of a square of skin paper of 25 cm on the side.
A simple concept embellished to its maximum.
I made this paper butterfly piece specifically for one of the walls in my cube at work. Now I have to find a place for it in my house.
ODC - 8/1/2021 - The Arts
This box shares some things with several other boxes and surely has been done before, but I arrived to it on my own.
Folded from a square of kami of 25 cm on the side.
3 sheets of yellow, orange and red paper..
Sony A550
Sony 18-55mm @ 40mm
ISO 200 - f/32 - 1/250s
Strobist: HVL-42, 1/8 Power, upper right corner
Most wasps are beneficial in their natural habitat, and are critically important in natural biocontrol. Paper wasps feed on nectar, and other insects, including caterpillars, flies, and beetle larvae, and they are often considered to be beneficial by gardeners
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I know, it is a safety pin, not a paper clip, but when I was little I used to get the two mixed up - still do sometimes. To me, they look very similar.
Same as those on previous picture but having more repetitions of the same pattern... Not as effective as flower tower, as here next level is less than half, thus it's eating more paper. Folded from 30 cm of kami. The last level I opted not to try to finish it completely as it wasn't enough precise for that. The finish on the center is the same as on violet doodle... :)
Another photo of a Paper Kite Butterfly that I saw at Stratford upon Avon Butterfly Park.
We have less than three weeks now until our holiday is over - it has flown by.
What I think are paper wasps decided to build a nest on the front of my house. So, naturally, I grabbed my camera and step stool so I could reach them, and started taking pictures.
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I got this idea while playing with Rhombic Flower. It turned out to be something like a wreath so I put a star to the middle.
I looked around to see if someone else got this idea before me but it seems that I am the first :-)
It took me two days to fold. It wasn't the most difficult tessellation I have made nor the longest time I have spent folding something but while I was folding it I felt like the time is passing by very slowly. So I decided to name it White Death because I felt like I will die before I finish it. :-D
A wonderful model.
Folded from a square of papelarte of 20 cm on the side. I'm visiting my mom for the holidays. Once I get back home I'll fold this model again with a large sheet, so that I can get more levels.
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The stars are the same as the ones I've been working on lately, but the way to connect them makes the paper pop up and down at several places, giving the model some volume.
The mollecule behaves well but when you try to make a larger tessellation, the tension on adjacent stars distorts others.
Using Ale Beber's technique for the KNB Star, similar to some of the works of O'Sorigami.
Die alten speziell hergestellten Bromöldruckpapiere sind alle auch geeignet für den Lithprozess.
Vom Caswell Bromoil habe ich nur einige wenige Blatt. Sollte Euch dieses Papier über den Weg laufen, empfehle ich einen Lith-Versuch. Die Belichtungszeit ist relativ kurz, selbst bei stärkerer Entwicklerverdünnung plus verzögerndem Lith D.
SE5 Lith (A+B+D+Wasser) 30+30+30+1200ml 5:30 Minuten und für eiene höhere Farbigkeit gefolgt von Meritol 1+200 (mit 4ml Ammoniumchlorid pro Liter) 4 Minuten.
The old specially manufactured bromoil printing papers are all suitable for the lith process.
I only have a few sheets of Caswell bromoil. If you come across this paper, I recommend trying out the lith process. The exposure time is relatively short, even with stronger developer dilution plus retarding Lith D.
SE5 Lith (A+B+D+water) 30+30+30+1200ml 5:30 minutes and for higher colour saturation followed by Meritol 1+200 (with 4ml ammonium chloride per litre) 4 minutes.
Probably has been done before. Folded of a hexagon cut off from a 20 x 20 square of some paper I got at a convention.
An instant favorite for me. Folded from a hexagon cut off from a square of 20 cm on the side of Swiss gift wrapping paper.
Thanks Peter for the tutorial.
The co-worker that seats next to me asked me to fold her this model since she liked the ordinary copy paper one I have at my desk so I folded this one out of a 20 cm on the side square of Curious paper.
This is one of my top 3 models and the only one I still fold often.
In the picture I tried to reproduce the angle from where I see the one I have at my desk which looks really good but I coldn't quite capture it as it is, only just of its essence. I guess this is one of those models that the brain looks at some parts of it and then it produces an image of the whole thing.
Polistus humilus- There are two, wasps building this amazing hexagonal honeycomb structure out of wood fibre and their saliva, on the wall of one of our watertanks, which seems quite a sensible place to build in the heat of summer!
They are one of 12,000 wasp species in Australia, Paper wasps play an important role as pollinator in the Australian ecosystem. .Adult Paper wasps eat nectar, though they collect caterpillars to feed their larvae.
As such, they play an important part of pollinating along with keeping garden insects under control.
Paper wasps are not as aggressive as their European counterparts, however, they can be aggressive when defending their nests. There are more than 35 species of native Paper wasp, and each has a distinctive nest design.
Can you see the little round eggs in the top rows of the honeycombs?
I'm going to display this box at a convention in June and I know if I don't do it I'm going to be asked for the bottom part, so I did it and it provides a better way to display it.
Folded from a square of copy paper of 35 cm on the side.
It reminds me of "Stars and Wheels" in its early stages.
Folded from 8 squares of colored copy paper of 10 cm on the side.
With slightly modified porportions and Vicente Palacios' simplified method to do the stars.
Folded from a square of copy paper of 20 cm on the side, colored on one side.
Reversed engineered from this picture. It is nice how two of the internal triangles complement one of the external hexagons.
Folded from a hexagon cut off from a 18 x 18 cm square of the remains of some nice paper I once bought at Michael's.