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http://www.ganymeta.org/~darren/images/ ... 388.th.jpg
http://fotos.pere.net/escher/hands.jpg

The cover of Engel's book is obviously a nod to the famous M C Escher print, but looking at it for a minute, it seems pretty clear that it's not actually a photo of a folded model; it's impossible to make a single sheet look exactly like that. I know Jeremy Shafer's book has a few similar models, a preliminary base and a blintz base with hands sticking out, but does anyone know if there are diagrammed models of something similar that's a bit more realistic?

Thanks

Also, this is pretty amazing.

Jeremy Shafer created this, but there's no CP.

I love your handle - Reqiuem For a Dream is in my top 3 movies.

ostranenie: There is no CP because the picture itself is like a CP
Eric Joisel has folded a couple things similar:
[img]http://www.ericjoisel.com/Site/humans_files/Birth.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.ericjoisel.com/Site/humans_f ... n-gros.jpg[/img]

Cupcake wrote:ostranenie: There is no CP because the picture itself is like a CP

Cupcake, scroll down the page! He was talking about Jeremy Shafer´s hands (diagrammed in his book).

Oh wow, I've got to start reading the names of the creators

You mean this book? I see he has some other Hands Folding Stuff on his page...

Yes, this one. Look here.

Wow, that looks amazing! I wish I could fold that.

Well you can, just buy the book, it´s more than worth the money.

Well, I guess I probably will someday. After all, I also really like the surfer on a wave and the nail clippers.