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I love my books, I cannot throw them away. But now from old books I make something new: Book pages folded to objects.
An example done for my Book Review of Watercolor Boot Camp: Strengthen Your Skills and Create Beautiful Paintings in One Month by Hannah Pickerell is well-written and beautifully illustrated.
This book starts you off with 53 pages of instructions and exercises that are mini-paintings of their own. By the time you finish this section, you’ll be ready for the 18 tutorials that follow.
The tutorial subjects are many and varied including landscapes with beautiful lighting and different seasons, a butterfly, a pumpkin, flowers, urban night scenes, stormy ocean waves, a paint brush, folded cloth, a metallic hairpin, a rocky beach, a lighthouse, an acacia tree, rippling water, and more.
An excellent book for both beginners and those just wanting to sharpen their skills.
Interested? Read the entire review at Doodlewash: doodlewash.com/wbchp
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I accidentally deleted this entire set and am reposting them, so if it looks familiar, that's why.
Last and only shot on a yard sale Polaroid One Step from the free box. There must have been close to one sale per block on Saturday.
3 Intersecting Self-Interwoven Irregular Hexakaidecagons #2 60 units 3-fold view.
Based on the previous two models with triangular based structures, everyone should have seen both of these 3-compounds coming a mile away. These two continue on a themed series of self interwoven polygonal pseudo-prismatic structures, here applied to the "3 square prisms" conceptual structure.
This second compound I made represents better the transformation of the frame in picture two, where the polar axes are as close as possible. Visually, I like this one vastly better than the first compound, and in terms of assembly this was a lot more fun- not extremely challenging, but better than the first compound. Again, with only two units joining at any vertex, there is a lot of potential for expansion here, but I thought it necessary to show the plain compound first to enumerate the though process behind the structures further development.
I like the principle here: a two dimensional polygon becoming a three dimensional polyhedron, like a Hamiltonian structure, but without some of the self imposed rules.
Designed by me.
Folded out of copy paper.
For "Our Daily Challenge ... fold"
According to my serviette folding book, this fold is called the "Lover's Knot" and nice for romantic dinners for two!
My new book. 18 models of origami buildings. 68 pages. You can buy it at Nicolas Terry's site: www.origami-shop.com
Before putting the band around the film, make sure the emulsion is facing inward and that the film is flush on a flat surface. This ensures the film is straight when you put it in the tank.
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Paper gems are a surprisingly easy project and are included in a round up of 25+ pretty paper craft projects to make for Valentine's Day: www.allthingspaper.net/2019/01/25-pretty-paper-crafts-to-...
I think the caravan would've looked great behind a Peugeot 504 or the like. Or maybe even a 304? I'm not sure what the weight of it would be, but I presume the idea behind it being folding is to make it easier to tow?
I really like this design as it is simple and the result is very satisfying.
As I only have printer paper at the moment I can only test fold this model. This model has a natural colour change so I printed an entire square brown (probably cost a fortune in ink), cut it out and then folded normally.
The model came out surprisingly well given the poor paper and lack of MC.
If you want to fold this model then either contact me to test the diagram or fold the cp shown here. The diagram will be published in this year's Christmas Origami book run by Anna (moderator of the origami forum)
Here I am getting distracted from my bowl tutorial again. My muse said – time for a jewelry fix! I did a rough version of this design many years ago and I ran across a picture of it recently and had to drop everything I was working on and do a proper version. It’s back to my folded bead technique with a crackle surface, accompanied by some black wood beads.
Folded by Jake Schenthal
Designed by Hojyo Takashi
Published in Tanteidan Magazine 129 (CP).
I used a 48 cm sheet of green elephant hide (hehe rare color!). I folded this about a year ago, but never got around to taking a picture of it. It might be one of the only folds I am satisfied with.
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