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939: A Weyr of Red Dragons

December 15, 2018 by wonko Leave a Comment

It has been a while since I last blogged a fold. Truth be told the end of the term beat me up a lot – coupled with a savage cold, auto-immune rash (I still have) and an infected tear duct, on top of the marking and reporting it beat me up proper:

That said, folding remains a refuge and I did fold a lot in the interim, just did not blog about it – must redress the balance.

I “found” a set of diagrams, well, stumbled across them on Pinterest (the largest bastion of copyright infringement) and decided it was worth a fold after seeing an unauthorised youtube video tutorial of the same fold (I must have skipped over it while scanning the document).

Paper sizes for body, wings and head
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Posted in: dinosaur, fantasy Tagged: 1hr, duo paper, square, triangle, Y Kimura

930: Ground Control to Major Tom …

July 11, 2018 by wonko Leave a Comment

…take your protein pills and put your helmet on.

I have waited an age to fold this model – I was waiting on finding some large format duo paper. When visiting IKEA, I came upon delicious 70cm wide rolls of duo Kraft paper (black on natural and white on natural), and bought a bunch of rolls. 

Folding a 24×24 grid on a virgin square of white/natural Kraft, the collapse lines laid in, the collapse proceeds to the first stage then you re-work each stickey-outey bit. [more of this post…]

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Posted in: humanoid, paper, scifi Tagged: 3d, 5hrs, A Pascual, boxpleat, duo paper, square, wow just wow

926: Tiger, tiger, burning bright

June 21, 2018 by wonko 1 Comment

There are lots of origami tigers – few actually look like tigers – you know, the stripey thing. This model is radically different:

Using a HUGE square (I hand-made a large piece of double tissue – black and yellow), you start with a birdbase, then torture the paper for 2 days to create a pleated ruffle either side of the back ridge that is then zig-zagged to reveal colour slices that become the tiger stripes.

This model is really really intense – it took me ages to even work out what half the folds mean, let alone how to achieve them. Thankfully the double tissue was thin and terrifically strong, so it withstood the torture unscathed. [more of this post…]

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Posted in: animal, mammal Tagged: 3 days, bird base, duo paper, H Komatsu, square

806: (256/365) The Gift that keeps Giving

September 13, 2017 by wonko Leave a Comment

‘Tis marking season (I am a teacher) and I hate marking – do not get me wrong, I love designing assessment, just hate having to mark it, especially under ridiculous deadlines:

This is Xiaoxian Huang’s gift box – a delicate little fold that I had to modify heavily to get the lid to fit given I think the design does not allow for paper thickness. Still it is a lovely thing that is designed to highlight duo paper – expusing a “ribbon” of it all the way round, as if it is gift-wrapped. [more of this post…]

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Posted in: 365-2017, boxes Tagged: 2 squaares, 30min, duo paper, X Huang

558: (8/365) Mike Case’s Campfire CP

January 8, 2017 by wonko Leave a Comment

Now I am not really new to the whole “fold from a CP” approach to origami, but I am not consistently good at it either, many models have just baffled me. Initially this CP was beyond my understanding also but you know, when you keep at something eventually something gives and it can make sense:

This is Mike case’s “Campfire” – a devilishly clever use of a colour change, box pleat and concertina folding that results quite magically in a set of pointy flames and 6 modellable stickey-outey things that become the logs. [more of this post…]

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Posted in: 365-2017, Crease Pattern, geometry Tagged: 2hrs, aaaaarrrrgggghhh, CP, duo paper, M Case, square

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