New techniques from a mini preliminary base?

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New techniques from a mini preliminary base?

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Just wondering if anyone has discovered any new techniques from a mini preliminary base? I found one, and i'll post it later.
If you have, please post it! :)
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I'm not exactly sure what you mean. Can you please tell in more detail what you are talking about and what you mean by a mini preliminary base?
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I mean if anyone wants to share their ideas if they have made some new techniques from a small grafted preliminary base, on a square.
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all i can think of is making it a birdbase or frog base or something like that.
is that what you mean?
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I think I get it now. Inserting a graft to get more paper like lets say for the head of my dragon:

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slater: Yes, but i more specifically wanted original techniques made by you.

Anna: Exactly that. :)
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I don't know if this counts but i folded an elephant from a frog base. Actually I streched that base.
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ooooooook i understand now. But then whats your question josh? did you not know about this already?
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Basically, if you have made a new sequence that has never been done before from a grafted preliminary base, then share it if you wish to. :)
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damn i posted at the same time again or something : why do i always do that?! josh ill think of something
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cool! I've found something and i'll post a vid on it tomorrow. It gets loads of flaps! (the head and chest of my gryphon for example, was made from it).
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Isn't this what Quentin does in a lot of his models.The heads on his gorilla & chimp spring to mind.

Nice dragon Anna. Is it diagrammed anywhere?
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aces21 wrote:Isn't this what Quentin does in a lot of his models.The heads on his gorilla & chimp spring to mind
Yeah, he does do this with alot of his models.
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i got something pretty cool. i dont know what it could be used for though. does anyone care enough for me to make a video?
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