Designs by NeverCeaseToCrease :D

[NeverCeaseToCrease]

Mushroom, designed by me. It would have been my entry for the January topic of Food, except I started the topic so I didn't want to enter as well.

I had downloaded Ori-Revo a long time ago, but for a year or two I always either forgot about it or couldn't think of anything to design that was both easy and worth the effort. This month I decided I might as well fold a food since I asked everybody else to.



If you want to fold the cp, I recommend you print it out and fold it from the printer paper. That's what I did and it worked, without me needing to find the reference points or anything.

[NeverCeaseToCrease]

Here is an Aztec Eagle Warrior, folded for the February design challenge. The whole thing, including the ankle bracelets, sandals, club, and bird, are all from the same uncut square of 47x47 inch sketch paper. I used a 40x40 box pleat. I was too lazy to draw out every crease, but here is a minimalist cp with ridge creases and a little bit extra on the level shifters.


I know it's pretty unclear, but if you want to fold it you can reply or message me a question.

[NeverCeaseToCrease]

A very simple flower that I folded a while ago when bored in class. Folded from double sided 6-inch kami.

[NeverCeaseToCrease]

Here's a remake of an older model. This time I fixed the squid body/tentacle length and thickness ratios, as well as made the boat a little bigger. Additionally, the boat changed from an old galleon type ship to a more Titanic-like steam ship. This is a 40x40 grid, unlike the old 53x53

[NeverCeaseToCrease]

Spring is here, and so is a bonsai Cherry Blossom tree. Folded with a 55x55cm kami, and a 48x48 box pleat.
As for the secret of planting origami trees into the dirt without getting them dirty, here is the secret, from the back:

[NeverCeaseToCrease]

I have recently found out from Balto that a lot of my photos have been disappearing. This is because some of the online image upload sites like postimg.org stopped working. In the future, you can notify me whenever a photo disappears and I'll fix it.
Also, here is a squirrel remake of the rodent model I made a while ago.

[NeverCeaseToCrease]

I created some little baby dragons, designed to be simple, quick, and cute. It is made from a bird base and is similar to the traditional version, except that the bird base here is shifted to make the head and legs bigger, and the wings and tail shorter to match the proportions of a baby. The top one was made from printer paper, and the lower from a post it. Both took about 5-10 minutes to make. These will probably end up being my new favorite "crowd pleaser."

[Andre-4]

Here is Indiana Jones folded for the October design challenge. This model is loosely based off my Don model from a while ago. The whip, shoulder bag, and clothes are all from the same paper.


(The sparkles are from the relflection of my camera)

This model is like the video game..i also like the Aztec which could have been in a Lara Croft GAME

[dragon]

So I know chesscuber has folded your turtle, but for some reason I can't find its CP in this thread. Could you point me to it? I think it looks adorable. Thanks!

[Gerardo]

Also, here is a squirrel remake of the rodent model I made a while ago.
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Excellent depth of field and application of the laws of thirds NeverCeaseToCrease! Love the picture .

The models I like are Sea Turtle, the ghost, Aztec Eagle Warrior, and the squirrel. I'd prefer Stone Golem with a different paper, but that's just me .

NeverCeaseToCrease, I need your help with something. Can you please send me a message to gerardo(a)neorigami.com in order to explain everything to you?

[NeverCeaseToCrease]

I'm back with two more designs!


These two models are both test folds. The first one, the dad/generic man, was mostly a test for the hair as well as the tie/collar. I am very satisfied with both parts (although the legs are a bit short and the arms are a bit long) and I may upload cps soon. He was folded from 35 cm blue kami (as you can tell from the hands and feet that there was a bit of an unplanned color change) on a 32x32 grid.

The second one, the daughter/little girl was a test of the pigtailed head and dress/skirt. The pigtails were a bit too short and the bangs aren't as nice as I'd like them to be; also, the ears are a bit weird and the chin is too sharp. There were also problems with the thick neck and the shirt collar that isn't very visible. However, the skirt, sleeves, and boots turned out nicely. She was folded from a square of calligraphy paper and on a 28x28 grid.

[Baltorigamist]

Those both look great so far! I could give some suggestions for how to improve the girl's face shape, but they'd take more space to explain than belongs here. I see a lot of potential, though. (:

[Qvistus]

I'm a huge Pikmin fan and those pikmin are really cute. I'd greatly appreciate a crease pattern.

[NeverCeaseToCrease]

Sure! Would you like a crease pattern for each of the three? They only differ in the head region. They use a 32x32 grid, by the way.

[Andre-4]

Id pay good money for a c.p that was a 32x32....it's only 2018 anyway I've been watching lots of cartoons...this reminder me of a few animes....