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Sun flower
      
In the bright sunny day
My eye’s make a flower their pray
A flower that has indeed crossed
The boundaries of the lost beauty in flowers

A flower which has a very pleasant
View and answer you’re eyes like
Looking at a creasant in the dark sky
This flowers behavior is utmost

Majestic and generous and it
Has the most delightful look
Like looking at a sunset hill
This flower is known as The sun flower

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Head, by Davor Vinko
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Wednesday, 22 July 2009

Head, by Davor Vinko, originally uploaded by Origami Weekly.

Hey there folks, we're back from vacation this week with diagrams for Davor Vinko's Head. It's a nice three-dimensional model, with pretty good diagrams-- and even better, it's closed all around except for the bottom! I thoroughly enjoyed folding this, and I think you all will too.

Here are the diagrams.


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Lesser Scaup, by Andrew Hudson
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Wednesday, 01 July 2009

Continuing on the theme of last post, I've got another Komatsu-inspired bird design.

Note that the tail is done slightly different in the photo than in the diagram-- I changed my mind after folding it and taking photos, but that was my last sheet of black/white kami so I can't refold it until I go to the paper store!

Diagrams here:
files.getdropbox.com/u/232756/lesserscaup.pdf


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Hoopoe, by Andrew Hudson
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Wednesday, 17 June 2009

Hoopoe, by Andrew Hudson, originally uploaded by Origami Weekly.

It's week 25, and we're doing good-- Now that the spring semester is over, I have some time to do side projects, on top of Origami Weekly. This week's model is the result of a study in imitation, based on the work of Hideo Komatsu, which I've been folding a lot for the past two weeks. It's nonaxial, yet still falls easily on a grid, and the form of the base renders most shaping unnecessary. This model also utilizes color-changes, and is quite foldable from commercial origami paper.

Diagrams here.


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