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Quite classic design: a spiral generated by a quad-fold branch plus a bit of recursive details.
Exper - www.hobosedizioni.it
Design: Apophysis - Rendering: Flam3
Icy Bay
Yakataga Formation (see www.flickr.com/photos/29750062@N06/9562498955/)
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Folding camera for rollf ilm size 616 , made in USA from 1938-1939 . Compared with the Kodak Junior Six-16 series II , this camera was redesigned , with a dished baseboard , and simplified support struts. It has a body release knob , and while the reflecting finder is no more present , the optical folding finder is now on the opposite side.
This was one of the initial results of my subject study on the Horse. I know it's not a horse, but the horn flap was used to make eyes in the other one so it's a simple variation.
Here I was trying to build on the abstraction of Toyoaki Kawai's horse, and I also tried to create a multi-point mane (it has two parallel points, you can see the edges of the back one)
The nose and mouth of the horse were borrowed from Joseph Wu's knight, a part of his Chess Set.
Found this unfinished wooden folding screen at Hobby Lobby. It's a bit too short for use with a Pullip, unless she is seated in front of it. But I think it will come in handy for other dolls.
Folded from Eric's CP as seen here: www.flickr.com/photos/origomi/296544381/ dcesigned by him using his "waterbomb" technique.
Varanasi - Kedar Ghat - Life at the Ganga
Fold your hands to find peace ...
Only with your hearth
you see true believe
Designed and folded by: me
Medium: 35x35 tant/tissue
Assume this is a female gerenuk, so no horns. I'll find a way to get horns eventually.
What a trip to have an ancient blog post photo go viral on Pinterest ten years after the fact! This beauty was included in a 2009 feature I wrote about Rag & Bone Bindery’s handmade albums and journals, AND owner Jason Thompson’s then not yet released paper craft book, Playing with Books. The woven paper basket is one of the projects and it was photographed by Karen Philippi. The hardcover book, I might add, is still available and doing well... no wonder as the other projects are equally gorgeous and besides, paper crafts are timeless! Want to see more? www.allthingspaper.net/2009/07/rag-and-bone-bindery.html
ex Royal Navy 'AES' based Westland Wessex HU.5 helicopters XS511/M & XT455/U seen all folded up outside at RNAS Lee-on-Solent on 12th September 1995.
The AES subsequently moved from 'Lee' up the road to the Navy's HMS Sultan.
There was talk of combining all the Air Engineering School assets for the Navy, the Air Force currently at Cosford and presumably the Army too into one entity at the old RAF station at St.Athan in South Wales.
However, I have read that the recently closed RAF Lyneham has also been mooted as a potential alternative location.
Time will tell.
Scanned 35mm transparency
In pretty good condition for year (!973) The headbadge is missing however and I am not sure what design it would have had. The rivet holes are too far apart for the type shown on the chainguard. Would it have been a 'flaming tourch' badge?
I never thought I would be picking up Raleigh and Dawes vintage folders but they are handy for putting in the car boot and I quite like the look of them
The Waterpocket Fold is a warp in the earth’s crust where layers of sediment on the western side have risen 7,000 feet relative to the east side. The Fold runs approximately 100 miles from Lake Powell to Capitol Reef National Park in Utah. Photo taken a few miles north of the historic Burr Trail, which runs from the Fold to Boulder, Utah.
A test fold of my lobster I did a few months back. Partially to test the design. And partially to test some paper I got lol
I plan to have a new, more finished, version done by OUSA, but I really haven't done a whole ton of origami this year, so I won't really have much. probably not gonna be doing a display.