The Origami Forum

Nope, and I can't speak Japanese either. I believe the most important part is the image with dimensions. Google translate will do a half decent job if you paste the URL into it. The first page is mostly what they expect in model (unique, fun to fold, etc.), how to submit and a form for mail-in. The ...

The criteria for the diagrams are on here: http://origami.gr.jp/Convention/17th/ConvDiagrams17.pdf This was my 3rd time submitting diagrams, and it finally paid off :D The main problem was I was submitting the same diagrams to OUSA in the past, and they publish first. This year I diagrammed one mode...

Here is my submission for now. Tiger Pelt by me: http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g120/123asd06/DSCF0978-1.jpg http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g120/123asd06/DSCF0980.jpg As it turns out, simple tigers with stripes aren't easy to design. I want to try at something more complex, hopefully before th...

I'm interested in seeing if this is foldable: http://www.mcachicagostore.org/image_uploads/505586.jpg http://cn1.kaboodle.com/hi/img/c/0/0/83/c/AAAADCErRhEAAAAAAIPLmg.jpg?v=1257819151000 http://holidaytraditionstc.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/5e06319eda06f020e43594a9c230972d/o/r/ori_pj009...

Oh no, I completely forgot about this!
I've been wanting to design a really nice tiger for a while now, mainly because its my school's mascot. With first semester wrapping up next week, hopefully I'll have some time make something.

A simple Tortoise from a 60° grid, based on another tortoise from the same grid, but from a square.

I was thinking that the radioactive symbol could look a bit more realistic with 3 more folds

I didn't see anything from Eric Gjerde in the book... I figure that I would see at least one tessellation. I thought that the Yoshino Issei fund guests were supposed to have diagrams for something, but I guess they did change a lot of things this year. For the most part, I'm pretty happy with whats ...

A heron from a 45-45-90 triangle (half of a square) http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g120/123asd06/DSCF4874.jpg http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g120/123asd06/DSCF4878.jpg With some plain blue wire, the stand would look a bit like ripples in the water. Sadly, I don't have anything but the blue-yel...

Here is my Fiddler Crab, based on the model by Brian Chan. I decided to try make the legs like Donya's scorpion.

l

origamimasterjared wrote:... the filetype you send is not what determines whether your submission is included...come on...

Thats true, but as someone mentioned they do like the ability to edit it. I have no idea whether the ai files I sent would open with adobe illustrator, but I also sent a PDF just in case.

For some strange reason I can't find it again but I remember to have read somewhere that they like to have files that can be changed afterwards. They say that their favorite file is adobe illustrator, at least thats what I read. My stegosaurus didn't make it in (I sent them the ai files, and asked ...

Hey Goku, I folded the same thing! I tried getting a lot of details, and ended up with a really thick model that is possible to diagram in 30 steps. However, that includes repeat, so I guess it isn't eligible.
(The model can be found on my blog if you still want to see it)

I'm from 30 minutes away, in East Hants county.

Ahh yes, I had read that earlier. I just couldn't find the June challenge until now.