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The subject for this monthly challenge will be :

Magic world in Harry Potter

you can fold anything in Harry Potter's books or movies

wizard 、 monster、 owl、 magic tools ，etc , anything you want





Rules:
- no cut no glue
- no paper limited
- you'd better put some pictures , your work and a pic in the movie or download from internet
The judge for this month will be sebl.

I like this challenge!

布大叔我来了~
I'm coming~

what does no paper limited mean?

any amount of sheets any shape i would think

snowblue wrote:- at least two pictures , your work and a pic in the movie or book

The Harry Potter books I own don't have any pictures inside. Would it be okay to post the description of the folded subject?

could you not get any photos off the internet?

I'm in a dilema.
I think Eric Joisels dwarf would be perfect to modify into a Harry Potter character, but I don't want to rip off or anything. D:
Is modification to an existing model/CP legal for this challenge? And when it's over, and the CP is different enough, can I claim it as my own? I don't want to steal... especially from one who can't defend himself.

we need to design?

I hate this topic
Everything's about harry Potter these days xD

I have an idea though.

JumPurge wrote:Is modification to an existing model/CP legal for this challenge? And when it's over, and the CP is different enough, can I claim it as my own? I don't want to steal... especially from one who can't defend himself.

This is a bit of a grey area-you can certainly call modifications of existing designs your own if they are significantly different, but I don't know about using Joisel's dwarf CP. If the CP stays the same, you probably still need to credit Joisel, especially since the model was designed to be shaped in many different ways. That said, it is still your own-you would just need to credit Joisel as creating the CP/base for it.

I think ill enter I have an Idea!

Hi,

it's my Harry Potter for the challenge

No cut, only 1026 Dog ears (Eselsohren, Doblez, Corne).
No paper limited, only 500 book pages.

Orimoto Harry Potter. Folded Harry Potter Font inside the book "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix"

http://www.flickr.com/photos/origami-im ... 819005819/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/origami-im ... 819567128/

Gruß Dominik http://www.orime.de

Jonnycakes wrote:

JumPurge wrote:Is modification to an existing model/CP legal for this challenge? And when it's over, and the CP is different enough, can I claim it as my own? I don't want to steal... especially from one who can't defend himself.

This is a bit of a grey area-you can certainly call modifications of existing designs your own if they are significantly different, but I don't know about using Joisel's dwarf CP. If the CP stays the same, you probably still need to credit Joisel, especially since the model was designed to be shaped in many different ways. That said, it is still your own-you would just need to credit Joisel as creating the CP/base for it.

Aye, thanks John. :3

Here is my post it is of a pheonix
http://www.flickr.com/photos/61616846@N ... tostream//
Sorry if it's too blurry............. i'll post a new one soon.