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At first sight you might see only octagons and squares in this corrugation. But in my opinion the interesting part is the small triangles placed pairwise in the squares’ corners. When the paper is relaxed, you can see S-shaped forms there, but when the model is squeezed, the triangles become more obvious and they look as if each pair was intersecting. My design.
Like at the square cross, it is possible to tessellate with the other polygon cross modules.
This is an example with the triangle cross module. To get a more regular look, I just hide some paper of the nose of the module.
Folder: Dirk Eisner
Designer of the module: Francis Ow
Paper size: length : width = 1/sqrt(3) : 1 = 0.577 : 1
and the half for the modules at the edge
I have neen playing with this tutorial from Magnolia Bay Quilts. Thinking about using this in my item for the swap. What do you think partner?
4x5 Color Film, I remember buying a wooden latter just for this shot. My 8 foot tripod. must of held my breath for 12 seconds. Linhof 4x5
Another one. Bigger this time. Sennelier Olive green (which is possibly my favourite straight-from-the-tube colour)