677: (127/365) Hung Coung Nguyen’s Butterfly

Continuing my exploration of origami butterfly form, I realised there were a bunch of folds from the book VOG2 that I had not attempted yet:

I tortured a thin bit of hand-made washi for 2 hours, turning it inside out, backwards and every which way but the resultant form is lovely indeed.

So much of the fold is dedicated to isolating wings and abdomen/antennae.

I chose purple, not sure there are butterflies of this colour but I think it looks nice. I particularly like the clear body segmentation – as a complex model lots of time is dedicated to shaping, the result is a lovely delicate set of wings and solid looking body.

One thought on “677: (127/365) Hung Coung Nguyen’s Butterfly

  1. Beautiful mate, commitment and skill in the service of beauty, a rare thing and a delight to see the result. Thank you.

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