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Sara, what program do you use?

darkeagle wrote:Sara, what program do you use?

I used Inkscape: http://inkscape.org/

-- Sara

Fishgoth wrote:The contest is 'Kamiya Satoshi in less than 30 steps'.

A superb initiative Stephen - will try to enter! The submissions so far appeal to me at least as much (if not more) than the originals - I'm a simple guy at heart

I've seen the twisted rose before, but it's great anyway - the joy of creation is the main thing, originality is so hard to achieve with simpler designs.

I tried to make simplified version of famous Brian Chan's Hermit Crabs. But i came up with 33 folds..
I will try to throw away some folds soon

30-ish steps

Shibaraku, inspired by Hojyo Takashi

Kamiya's Wizard. 30ish steps, depending on how you count the shaping. It's 27 steps before you round the staff and shape the robe and pinch the face.

I have decided to submit a model that is a significant simplification of my "Kaleidoscopic Twister"

This one is folded from one square and folded in less than 30 steps.

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Here is the original - which folding in cellophane is unbelievably difficult.

Inspired by Cuong's Eagle, and also Sara's Eagle i created my own. But it's basically different than Sara's (~19 folds)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/pauliusorigami/3848065982/

PauliusOrigami wrote:Inspired by Cuong's Eagle, and also Sara's

a so able folder with so much little creativeness

Mario

You can say i am just a newbie. It's even non-full 1 year i am with origami. So i am just beginner on creating my own models, and it's not so easy to came up with some astonishing my own works with less than 30 folds. I created this because i liked Cuong's Eagle so much. Maybe later i'll create better, more creative models

This is what I came up with. It is my first design. I think it is about 40 creases but believe it can easily be diagrammed in 30 steps. I divided a square in 3ths and rabit eared 2/3 of it. The corner became the trunk the rabbitears the ears. The legs were obviously formed by crimps. Then who I was inspired by: Quentin Trollip his elephant. That one is perfect. My brother, Robert, made the pictures.

bulbasaur inspired by miyamoto shintaros blbasaur from tanteidan convention book 6.

27 folds

gunblade inspired by hoang trung thanhs gunblade

12 folds

ancient dragon inspired by kamiyas ancient dragon

22 folds