The Origami Forum

This month we're going to have something simple. The topic is "Important Days." You can be as open as you want with this. From Christmas, to Talk Like a Pirate Day, to your anniversary, to an unforgettably bad date. Whatever important day you wish to use as inspiration, go for it. Any number of shee...

As far as I remember we just move forward with a new topic, and instead allow everyone to vote on a winner.

I was under the impression that neither the person who made the month's topic nor the judge could compete. Was this not the case?

Sorry for the last minute submission, but now it's an actual competition lol. Didn't have a long enough table for a proper forced perspective, but I think it turned out nice. I call it "A day at the beach." https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50291369356_98e9c67754_z.jpg A closer view of each model ...

Can I stretch the limits of the rules by making multiple models out of multiple sheets, and having them as one submission?

Hey, it's a challenge now! Nice models both of you, marsch has their work cut out for them.

We're halfway there, any challengers for NeverCeaseToCrease?

We're a third of the way through the month, does anyone have some ideas?

In light of current events throughout the world, the topic for this month is: Micro. This topic has two meanings, namely 1. Design something that is naturally microscopic in size. Bacteria, virus, bugbear, skin mites, etc. If it's nigh impossible to see with the naked eye then it counts. Like my Bac...

In a turn of events that should surprise no one, marsch is first, second, and third place! Sorry there was no competition to your model, but if it makes you feel any better, your model looks excellent. I hope that special someone likes it. So you'll be the judge of July's Competition, and I hope it'...

Only ten days left! I hope someone has a few ideas!

June is one third of the way over, I hope everyone has some cool ideas!

Thank you Gerardo, and good job on your models, Grace and ScaFS. I don't know much about tato, but I can tell it was really smartly made. And sometimes I wish I could convey an idea so succintly as that squirrel.

OrigamiasaEnthusiast wrote:The wood must be thin I think. That is impressive though. Especially glass if it is tessellations.

You could cut where the fold would be and then add a hinge.

I wanted to show what the model was supposed to look like with proper paper. Unfortunately I don't have duo color at the moment. This picture shouldn't be used to judge my actual submission. I just wanted to share. I really appreciate the challenges as they tend to inspire me to fold more often than...