gallery of joshua goutam

[joshuaorigami]

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[grizzly man]

dear joshua,

i think, if you press the "img"-button before and after writing the picture-link, the other forum members will be able to see your artwork directly instead of following the link ...

[origami_8]

No in this case not, because he doesn't link directly to the pictures but to an overview page.
If he would plan to use the direct link he would also have to resize the pictures first to fit a 640x640 pixel square, yet this can be done while uploading to imageshack (there's a drop-down menu that offers 640x480 for forums).
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[grizzly man]

o.k., anna. it was just a thought of a lazy member who doesn't want to follow a link to see the picture. so what about creating a flickr-account, joshua?

[joshuaorigami]

ive tried but its all in spanish and its weird and complicated...
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[origami_8]

Flickr is in several languages including English and German. Usually you can change the setting on the bottom of each page.
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[joshuaorigami]

thanks, but id rather post my images through links, like this as it is much easier.
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[origami_8]

Not really, but you should really resize your pictures and post direct links in img-tags.
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[joshuaorigami]

various models by satoshi kamiya. all folded by me.
the models are;
hermir crab kirin
unicorn barosaurus
horse 1.1 lion
asiatic elephant colosephis
t-rex minotaur
flying hercules beetle smilodon
tiny slepnier 3cm long! chocobo
orca tiny pegasus 1.5 cm long
ancient dragon cerberus
divine dragon reindeer
golden retreiver american cocker spanial
wizard eagle ray
pegasus divine boar
flying crane splash
sumarai helmet beetle little bird
veiltail angelfish

link - http://img541.imageshack.us/gal.php?g=complexorigami002.jpg
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[joshuaorigami]

http://img534.imageshack.us/gal.php?g=vhghdjf015.jpg
more models ive folded
wolf - hideo komatsu
snail on a leaf - nicolas terry
angel - neal elias
panda - miyajima noboru
jack in the box - hugo pereira
bowtie bunny - marc kirschenbaum
japanese maquaue - hideo komatsu
kangaroo - stepen weiss
clown mask - hideo komatsu
musk ox - fumiaki kawahata
mammoth - satoshi kamiya
ship in a bottle - marc kirschenbaum
ant - robert j lang
extinct bird - nicolas terry
eagle - sara adams
cat - giang dinh
danger - quentin trollip
sheep - hideo komatsu
pureland bald eagle - marc kirschenbaum - sorry 4 picture quality.
peacock - john montroll
scorpion - joshua goutam (me)
cyrilopalus - joshua goutam
earwig - joshua goutam
silver brown beetle - joshua goutam
hercules beetle - joshua goutam
flying atlas beetle - joshua goutam
horse - quentin trollip
grasshopper - joshua goutam
earwig 2 - joshua goutam
wasp - joshua goutam
ramses pharoes - nicolas terry
stick insects - manuel sirgo
lion - nicolas terry
cuttlefish - robert j lang
toucan - michael lafosse
skeleton - marc kirschenbaum
helicopter - marc kirschenbaum
violinist - robert j lang
hercules beetle - robert j lang
spider - joshua goutam
lobster - manuel sirgo
sailboat - marc kirschenbaum
fox - hideo komatsu
prehistoric bird - roman diaz
wolf - miyajima noboru
leaf katydid - brian chan
cow - david llanque
monkey - miyajima noboru - 1st cp!
butterfly - marc kirschenbaum
giraffe - hideo komatsu
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[joshuaorigami]

http://img691.imageshack.us/i/vhghdjf069.jpg/
i drew this with inkscape.
a lamborghini gallardo.
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[joshuaorigami]

models ive folded recently - feedback will be much appreiceated
http://img341.imageshack.us/gal.php?g=002mv.jpg
wild boar - roman diaz
bullfrog - roman diaz
kingfisher - roman diaz
water buffalo - nguyen hung cuong
ringtailed lemur - roman diaz
chimpanzee - by me
lucanus cervus - hojyo takashi
sumarai helmet beetle - robert lang
dont freeze - hiromi ogata
2 ancient dragons - satoshi kamiya
stag beetle - manuel sirgo
demented crane - jeremy shafer
vixen - roman diaz
ironman - by me
giant panda - marc kirschenbaum
penguin - marc kirschenbaum
tiny stick insect - manuel sirgo (cp)
inflatable piggy - roman diaz
bald eagle - marc kirschenbaum
camel - by me
longhorn beetle - robert j lang
flying grasshopper - robert lang
prayin mantis - robert lang
periodical cicada - robert lang
acrocinus longimanus - robert lang
flying ladybird - robert lang
swollowtail butterfly - michael lafosse
wild boar - by me
tiny ringtail lemur - roman diaz
tiny fox (vixen) - roman diaz
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[Yannick GARDIN]

You know the techniques (you have folded complex models), now you could concentrate on modeling.

I think you should try other types of paper. It seems you use quite exclusively sandwich paper with aluminium and foil.
For some models, it's OK, but For others, there is this "crumbled" effect.
Try for example art papers (120 g/m² for example like Canson Vivaldi) to practice wet-fold, or just kraft paper !

You can also vary sizes of papers, so you can concentrate more on details and modeling. What size do you actually use ? I began folding with squares about 15-30 cm, and now, most of the time, I use 50 to 70 cm squares. It's sometimes difficult to obtain the best of a model from a tiny piece of paper.

For example, compare your foldings with mine :
Tiger by Hideo Komatsu (kraft paper-aluminium-silk paper, square 70cm)



Vixen by Roman DIAZ (Tant paper + silk, square 35 cm)



I think that you can be a great folder if you look beyond pure technique. You're young, so experiment, take your time !

[joshuaorigami]

thanks!
i fold most of my models from 20 - 35 cm paper but sometimes i fold from bigger or smaller.
i do have much more paper including origamido, lots af textured tissue paper, tant and a few more. but i fold with sandwich a lot because i have lots of it and i dont want to use up all of my good papers but i do use them now and then. i will start to buy a different range of papers soon though! also your folds are great!!
also, has anyone got any ideas of what i could fold or design? ive ran out of ideas!
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[joshuaorigami]

wow. thanks yannick GARDIN 4 the advice! i took some papers with no foil or animinium and folded six more models and they came out great!
here they are;
http://img225.imageshack.us/gal.php?g=hjg009.jpg
polar bear - bernie peyton - 10x10cm fur tissue paper
dragon - stephen o hanlon - 15x15cm tant
polar bear - dry fold - giang dinh - 15x15cm tant
book - unknown designer - 15x15cm tant
beetle - by me - 15x15cm tant
forest tree - quentin trollip - 15x15 brown tant, painted green on one side
all folded by me
feedback would be much appreciated!!
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