Monthly Folding Challenge - July 2014
Posted: July 2nd, 2014, 2:48 am
Hi everybody!
For this month the topic will be "METAMORFOSIS".
The idea is to chose a simple model, tradicional or not (preferible under 20 steps), and transform it into another model.
You can redesign it or you can shape it differently, so it resembles to the original or not, it´s up to you to decide.
For non traditional models you must always give the name of the author of the model and a picture of the original fold.
Here some examples:
Crane variation by master Eric Joisel

Victor Coeurjoly - transformation of a crane into a woman

My transformation of the József Zsebe Dragon
original fold by József Zsebe:(https://www.flickr.com/photos/65167262@N04/5933446412/)
Rules, same as always:
-Any number of sheets or shape of sheets;
-No cutting, no pasting;
-MC shaping is allowed
-You can submit as many models as you want
For this challenge yagowe will be the judge and will also choose the August theme.
Have fun
“In nature nothing is wasted, nothing is created, everything is transformed"
Antoine Lavoisier
For this month the topic will be "METAMORFOSIS".
The idea is to chose a simple model, tradicional or not (preferible under 20 steps), and transform it into another model.
You can redesign it or you can shape it differently, so it resembles to the original or not, it´s up to you to decide.
For non traditional models you must always give the name of the author of the model and a picture of the original fold.
Here some examples:
Crane variation by master Eric Joisel

Victor Coeurjoly - transformation of a crane into a woman

My transformation of the József Zsebe Dragon
original fold by József Zsebe:(https://www.flickr.com/photos/65167262@N04/5933446412/)
Rules, same as always:
-Any number of sheets or shape of sheets;
-No cutting, no pasting;
-MC shaping is allowed
-You can submit as many models as you want
For this challenge yagowe will be the judge and will also choose the August theme.
Have fun
“In nature nothing is wasted, nothing is created, everything is transformed"
Antoine Lavoisier




