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logarithmic pattern, from octagon of kami (15 cm) and dodecagon of copy paper (A4)
In last Geneva origami meeting Roberto Gretter with Arborica folded these towers (I think), I would like to know how to fold, so someone started to teach me. But we hadn't enough time and finished after first octagon (no decreeping yet). Yesterday I thought that maybe now I could try to finish it...
With same algorithm I made also 12-sided tower.
Are these Chris Palmer's towers?
I forgot, for my greenwhite photo I used idea from discussion in one papyraceous' photo
And I found photo by origami_madness with the similar white, but from tridecagon(?)
63/365 (5.3.2011)
Routes EL1 and EL2 started new contracts yesterday. New Routemaster buses are on order but not enough have been delivered yet. Therefore the existing fleet of Volvo B9TL's is continuing for the time being. Some of these buses are (on paper) required for the take up route 101 on 4th March so it could cause a complication if the delivery of the New Routemasters is continued to be delayed. Fortunately a number of the buses are not in the dedicated livery in the event that they can be displaced.
I rotated the square that becomes the bottom of the box and suddenly all the leftover paper was gone.
Maybe it is the same model as the one created by Mélisande* that can be seen here. I am satisfied with my model, it has creaseless sides.
La pared donde tengo el mapamundi no tiene casi luz por las tardes, pero me ha dado igual ver ese "ruido", hasta le da un toque que me gusta. Sobretodo no querÃa llegar tarde y enviar mi grulla al maravilloso proyecto de Makiko, japonesa viviendo en Madrid que ha querido enviar 1000 grullas a Japón para que se cumplan los mejores de nuestros deseos. Info del proyecto aquÃ.
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Paper Crane flying to Japan. Hope we arrive to 1000 for Makiko's beautiful Project, here.
so i'm out of beads, or rather I'm just tired of looking at the ones that I have, so I made some out of a map of california from the 60's, a postcard from the 50's, and some card stock. I coated them with resin and drilled holes and voila. my husband looked at me as if i were crazy when i was meticulously dipping pieces of paper in to liquid resin, but he had to admit that they came out pretty cool
This is how I think Takeuchi folded this model.
Folded from a square of Curious Metallic paper of 20 cm on the side.
Reverse engineering it wasn't so difficult, since this model is basically Peter Engel's 8 Point Star partially unfolded and with some extra paper for the 4 corners.
My version of Julianna's first block in the Last Minute Christmas QAL. Find more info on the QAL here:
jednoiglec.blogspot.ca/2014/11/last-minute-christmas-samp...
My attempt to reverse engineer this model from Dasa, which I basically did from the reverse side photo.
My external layer is different, I guess I took the wrong reference for it.
Folded from a square (turned octagon) of Arjo Wiggins paper of 30 cm on the side.
The 4th installment in our Paper review series.
See the full review in The Fold (OUSA site - www.origami-usa.org/thefold), or in www.happyfolding.com/
Paper model_Models made of cardboard. Photo of exhibitions and competitions paper models in our city. Am not a modeler, but my son is a designer and publisher of these models.
Idea leuconoe – also called the Tree Nymph, Paper Kite, and Rice Paper butterfly. Taken at Bangkok Butterfly Garden
Not quite christmas but we're getting a head start on the festivities and taking advantage of the school closure. Paper chains, christmas cards and shortbread all round
Paper: 15cm kami
I like the idea of this model.
It's easy to fold, but hard to shape the star to a perfect one.
I saw this simple but beautiful folding in [http://www.flickr.com/photos/umacartinha] 's photo stream. There's a tutorial made by the origami artist, Raymond, at youtube.com/watch?v=ADF5-_q3Yyk
20" (50.8 cm) square of Fabian Correa Agua papel. Wet finish with MC.
Folded from diagram in Works of Satoshi Kamiya 2.
I think Kamiya recommends way too small a paper size for this model (35 cm). While it's doable, it's going to be tiny, and frankly too small to be very impressive.
As for my depiction of it, in the original myth of the Minotaur, he devours those who are unfortunate enough to enter the labyrinth. Mine has fed recently, and he's a messy eater. This model is a pain in the ass to shape, though the final result is worth it.
I got the idea for this on the day Lain sent us hunting for our oldest stuff. Discovered all sorts of papers I'd bought and never used. Most of them I remember needing desperately, then not having any idea how to use them effectively. Every time I try to purge I get all nostalgic and tell myself that surely there is a way to use that special paper. Pretty sure it's a sickness.