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We often sailed on this tall ship, a modernised three-master CLIPPER called the Nausikaa, she had so many lovely features.
The skipper was not always happy with the way his crew folded sails or rolled the ropes, but they were mostly very eager volunteers.
I found it a real treasure trove, here's one of my favourites, I especially love the light-play.
THANX, M, (*_*)
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Designed and folded by me.
Medium: 25x25 cm^2 tissue/tracing paper
This fish is one of the harder fish to design, as one has to account for the color changed stripes that distinguish it, The folding sequence for this is rather unorthodox but provides a 3D model.
The sad part is, even I notice that it's not fully anatomically accurate, as the middle stripe extends a bit far back and the tail and its stripe are rather far from the main body. A month ago I was critiquing a fellow designer about his clownfish...
Guess I'm eating my own foot now... At least it's recognizable...
A Magic Folding “Fidget” cube with the design of a micro scale space vehicle in a Classic Space grey/trans-green colour scheme.
The next colour scheme for a folding cube with a Classic Space design is grey/trans-green. The basic idea is a hovering ground vehicle used as a mobile planetary station.
This is a kudu I folded in December last year, but never posted because I wasn't completely happy with the result. Compared to the other version this one has even longer legs and horns, the legs might even be too long!
had a great lunch today, rekindling my love for all things micro four thirds. i feel last time around i didnt get enough out of my GF1 so its great to get a chance to return
Designed and folded by me.
Medium: 21x21 cm^2 elephant hide
It's been a while since I've actually uploaded something!
I'm currently in the last year of college and busy with stuff like job-hunting, so I won't have much time to do origami design in the near future unfortunately. I chose a stingray design because I thought a ray design would be simple to do and I wanted to experiment with something - as always, the design process isn't as simple as it appears.
For this stingray design, I wanted to get the ripples on the large pectoral fins to simulate movement and liveliness as it trawls along the seabed searching for food. I thought Elephant Hide was the best paper to achieve this effect, but I was worried about thickness at the same time.
Thankfully, working with elephant hide for this design was not as bad as I was expecting. Shaping the fins was a test of recalcitrance, but I believe it to be a challenge of the model rather than that of the paper.
Here is the underside of the model. People tend to see a "face" where the nostrils are the eyes and the mouth is... the mouth. Gills are unfortunately a bit hard to see but they're there.
Designed and folded by me, Chad Killeen. Folded from one uncut square of paper. Designed in Nov-Dec 2008.
Yay! It is finally done after almost a month of work( and by 'work', I mean procrastination). But anyway, the paper I used is the same that i used for my normal wolf. It came out good, or good enough for me at least. And it has a tail as well, but you can't see it from this angle.
OK we continue on with the next installment of some new work from the pendant swap I participated in. The white one is again an example of a folded bead. The silver one is a design from my Shapes book.
Designed and folded by me:
Medium: 29x29 cm tissue paper
I worked on this design during OUSA's annual convention. The idea for designing this came earlier, and I was enamored by its shape, color, and beauty.
Thus, I envisioned a base, and it came to fruition, complete with color change (See the purple tang for a better application of this).
I am very impressed by how much this design captures the essence of the creature without being too complex.
And you get two different fish with one design!
Crease pattern can be found at my Facebook page.
Kucing Scottish Fold merupakan jenis kucing domestik yang mengalami mutasi genetik dominan secara alami yang mempengaruhi seluruh tulang rawan tubuhnya. Berbeda dengan Kucing American Curl yang telinganya terlipat ke belakang, Scottish Fold telinganya tertutup ke depan. Sejarah Scottish Fold
We often sailed on this tall ship, a modernised three-master CLIPPER (see in my photostream), called the Nausikaa, she had so many lovely features.
The skipper was not always happy with the way his crew folded sails or rolled the ropes, but they were mostly very eager volunteers.
I found it a real treasure trove, here's one of my favourites, I especially love the lightplay.
Taken on my Nikon F4, Fuji 400
THANX, M, (*_*)
FOR THE GREAT EXPERIENCE:
From this angle the curved spring behind the locking arm would normally be visible. I have no idea how they got broken off. Not from any normal use certainly. I can only imagine that perhaps some child or teenager broke them off. I could customise some replacement springs to keep these arms in the locked position when the folding bed is opened.
The two tripod sockets are also visible from this angle, and the focusing mechanism in the front corner.
There are a few tiny drops of water on the camera... It was drizzling a little when I took this picture on my balcony.
Once a month on a Monday afternoon, I help to run a Cardmaking Workshop. We were recently shown how to do tea bag folding. This design involves folding little squares of paper in a certain way and then fitting them together. Once I'd been shown the technique, I modified it by cutting out the squares with a shaped punch to give an interesting edge.
Why are Flickr showing my photos much smaller than I've posted them?
#37 Monday in 113 pictures in 2013
After seeing all the beautiful ornaments that Holly has been making, I knew I had to try it out!
I am happy with how it turned out, but I don't think I have the paitence for too many! So much folding and too many pins! :)
Here is the tutorial: Folded Fabric Star
Designed and folded by me.
Medium: 32x32 cm^2 tissue/VOG paper
Fish are one of my favorite subjects in origami to design, mainly because they require more than just basic origami design knowledge to create fins and other appendages. Ones with color change require a new way of thinking. I knew how I was going to make the color change, then I just worked my way to making the body shape from there.
I was originally going to design a Royal Gramma, but I recalled a wrasse that had a similar color pattern and decided to design this instead.
I like the color of the fish in this picture more.
Content (10 models with step-by-step diagrams):
Little dragon (2010); Pelican (2010); T. rex (2010); Goat (2010); Bull elephant (2011); Dancer (2010); Fox (2012); Pigeon (2010); Hippopotamus (2003); Bear (2011).
Publisher: József Zsebe 2012
Language: English and Hungarian
The number of pages: 28, including 6 color pages with photos of all models.
Product dimensions: 21 cm x 29.9 cm
ISBN 978-963-08-4896-1
It is available on Origami-shop: