The Origami Forum

I think I know how this fractal tree was made. Check this link, that's Ushio Ikegami's fractal pyramid. http://www.vishakha.org/gallery/OUSA2005/101_0119_IMG The tree is much simpler but it looks like being the same structure. And there's a diagram for Ushio Ikegami's fractal in a Tanteidan Conventi...

Hi isurus I really like your blog, very interesting. I just regret the photos are not very clear. I suggest you to take the time to place your models with a better lighting and a nice background, but that's just my opinion :wink: Oh, and very nice to meet you too :) barlou :bookmarking you blog:

Gryphon - Guspath Go
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Hi, I don't know a lot about tanteidan magazine, I'll try to answer as much as I can since I'm a subscriber. There are lots of texts, that's right. Once I saw an article by Tom Hull which was translated to Japanese and also in English. Unfortunately, I've seen that only once, so I suppose it's rare....

I made something, it's a flying bird spitting fire. Unfortunately, I printed this image and forgot the name, maybe anybody does know its... It's a bit messy ( the head is far too big, leggs are too short, etc.) but it's only my third real design, so please be kind :wink: http://img10.echo.cx/img10/2...

I'm folding Hojyo Takashi's Archangel Gabriel from CP, I think I'm at 80 % (made all the pleats, now I'm collapsing). It's a hard model, I have spent already 10+ hours on it, 2 only to divide my square in 64. I wonder how many people have folded it ... I'd like to ask them, if they noticed an error ...

I've finished it. It needs a lot of modelling but it's rather nice, and looks like an hydralisk. I was just wondering why all of you use the hand-drawn diagram. The other one is more clear (but still not very clear) and has a lot of explanations. Personally, I prefer this one (I tried those 2). It n...

Look at this thread.

http://snkhan.co.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.ph ... =hydralisk

Thanks for your reaction, happy you like it :) How easy is it to derrive from the "warrior with wings"? It's not this hard, though 2 things gave me some problem : the ball has to be rounded (difficult) and also, as the racket and the ball come from wings, the paper is hidding under the arms. A lot o...

I made a tennisman : it's a variation of Nicolas Terry's Warrior with wings . I used the left wing for the racket, the right one for the ball.
Also it's from a symmetrical model, but I managed to have something that looks not symmetric .
The racket is not box pleated.

My tennisman

Well, I see that more like a search of the limit of origami than a competition.
I stop too, I find I tried as little as I could.

Dioniso, looks like we're out of the competition

Congratulations for your horse, sooooo tiny !!!!

In french, we say Le papier (male)

But for the sheet, we say La feuille (female)

Strange, isn't it ?

@ Frydriych :
This site is Komatsu web blog, too bad its only jap... (babelfish translation is not very clear).

I made a horse from 4 cm square, i'll try 3.7 cm next attempt .

Well, Chris, I have to agree with you. I have had the same problem with the head with the 6 cm square : too large, can't reverse it proprely... but finally, I got a satisfied result : Mini Horses <left one is 7.5, right one is from a 6 cm square. What do you think of it ? I believe that 4 cm is poss...