Joshuaorigami's old gallery

[joshuaorigami]

well, i'm not him and i like to prepare my paper the way i like it.

[bethnor]

i understand that, joshua. but even within your own gallery, almost anything that you've folded from something other than tissue foil looks infinitely better than anything you've done with a foil sandwich.

take a look at the roman diaz vixen you folded from regular kami. there's almost no comparison.

[joshuaorigami]

yeah, i guess.

[joshuaorigami]

bobcat by fumiaki kawahata


salmon by petr stuchly

[newbpcpfolder]

josh, i have bad news. they still look really crumply.

having watched him fold, i know that montroll likes to do stuff with "paper at hand," not stuff that you have to labor to make and prepare. that's part of the charm of his designs (and strength, actually).

I used "paper at hand" to design my medieval man(10cm paper)

[joshuaorigami]

black devil anglerfish by robert lang

[joshuaorigami]

pegasus by satoshi kamiya

[joshuaorigami]

yoda by fumiaki kawahata
from a 4 inch square

[joshuaorigami]

secret diagram revealed!

open the file in the link below to see only the final step of the model.

http://uploading.com/files/d88f4f29/moose.svg/

[DavidW]

Congrats on finishing it! If the other models submitted to that mag are of similar quality I will subscribe.

[origami_8]

Joshua, you should really consider saving your files as pdf before distributing them online. Sure Inkscape is a free program but it is not very common to have and for some strange reason your svg-files do not open in other vector graphic programs such as Illustrator (what is very weird since this should be a supported format). Distributing them as pdf would make them more accessible, especially to those who do not want to install yet another program.

[origamimasterjared]

"compelted," really?

That's a lot of steps.

Also, the reason your SVGs don't work properly is because the diagrams are not drawn on the page, when they need to be.

Screenshot: [img]http://a.imageshack.us/img808/4951/joshmoosediagram.jpg[/img]

How it needs to be: [img]http://a.imageshack.us/img812/2466/josh ... agram2.jpg[/img]

I'm sure if you want to you can increase the size of the page to fit whatever you want, but it would be really helpful if all your drawings were on the page.

[andssl]

What? 241 steps? what work you had in this!!!

[joshuaorigami]

hehehe, nah!
gotcha! the diagrams are a fake!
but i am working on something with a similar amount of steps (for real this time)


jared and anna: yeah, i'll definatly work on that

[PhillipORigami]

Love your blackdevil angler. What paper did you use?