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at OUSA this year there were some new bugs by robert j lang....anyone have info? they were displayed next to their crease patterns....anyone have photos? anyone folded any of these yet?

a brown widow spider and golden scarab cp have been released on the fold.

Yeah I remember seeing those, and posting comments with full stops at the end of them....

....oh you guys.....so i think it was chad killeen's flickr that has the photos......and is correct punctuation really all that neccessary?.....!!!....

mixmastermarc16 wrote:....oh you guys.....so i think it was chad killeen's flickr that has the photos......and is correct punctuation really all that neccessary?.....!!!....

Yes, if you want to be taken seriously as a thoughtful, intelligent, capable human being. Those are the standards set by society.

Here's the page your looking for : http://www.flickr.com/photos/bluepaper/page3/

wow...you guys are really uptight.......ever ready any faulkner...saramango....authors that diverged from the "normal" punctuation....im pretty sure they were taken seriously....thanks josh for the link.

I've folded the box pleated Scarab and the newest version of the Cicada Nymph. I'm slowly shaping both (the cicada is trickier than the scarab), so photos to follow

snatch...you are the man....thank you for taking this thread seriously. i would really like to fold the scarab and any help would be appreciated. i will be more specific when the time comes. cant wait to see those photos. good luck!

This is Opus 588, Cicada Nymph.

mixmastermarc16 wrote:wow...you guys are really uptight.......ever ready any faulkner...saramango....authors that diverged from the "normal" punctuation....im pretty sure they were taken seriously....thanks josh for the link.

Artistic license by acknowledged master writers is not the model that everyone else gets to follow. That would be like everyone writing in the disjointed, stream-of-conciousness way that Virginia Woolf wrote Mrs. Dalloway. The rules are there for everyone to follow; only a very few people get to break them, and they have to earn that right.

People interested in this thread might like this picture taken by Roman Diaz at JOAS 2011:

i really like those frogs

Something tells me Dr. Lang likes bugs ... lol.

Bluepaper had uploaded some pictures a while ago. Here's the link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/bluepaper/with/5905914076/