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Hi!I know its late, but its because i couldnt get a satisfactory result of a Red Bull for this Chinese New Year (it is the year of Ox this year)
This is it:
1st attempt


2nd attempt




Folded by:me
Creator :Stefan weber
Paper :60 x 60 cm square red paper
Diagrams :Tanteidan convention book no.11

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Im back .. this time with a video tutorial of omega star (that i made few months ago)!

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Opening card--->>

Pop-up in progress...







Materials : 3 A4 sized paper (Brown,Red,Yellow)

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Hellow i am back to origami! Presenting u ---> Ring & box !






1 square for the Ring and 1 square for the Box

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Last week (29th Sept), I held my 1 st origami exhibition inside Times Bookshop at Pavillion KL. It was a small exhibition + origami workshop where i teach some simple models to participants who are mostly kids.
Since there're lots of pic, i upload them separately to 2 galleries.
Click on the thumbnail pics below to go to the gallery:

Exhibition pictures



Post-Exhibition pictures of individual models


p/s; Thanks everyone for coming , and thanks for the support,especially my Brothers and Sister, my friends Wai kiet,Sok chien,Chyun fang,Chee fong,ah Sum,D.Y.,Melanie, Bee yee 姐 & Vyona 姐 , & David's friend Chooi Yin.
Thanks to Charmaine too for inviting & giving me opportunity to do this event.

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Designed by - Steven
Folded by - Steven
Note - 1 square paper, no cutting

The folding process:
1)Start with a square paper with different colour on both sides
2)Fold the diagonals 1/4 th to the centre as below

3)Fold bird base on both ends


4)Bird base done on both sides



5)Narrowing the flaps for the neck and tail of the crane

6)the finished Base of this model

7)Final step-Shaping the head of the cranes



this is an older version of this model (with no colour change)

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I bought this paper which costs 3.50 Malaysian ringgit
(almost equal to ~ 1 USD)

the paper is coloured RED on one side and GREEN on another

precreasing


finished rose


now, after wet folding, i am able to shape the Rose bud better



i like this one


rose being laid* * *

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hi,its been long since the last post. I am preparing for my 1st exhibition of Origami , which will be on 29 th September, at the 'Times Bookshop' at Pavillion KL (opposite JW mariott hotel at bukit bintang) . It will start at 4 pm.

These are my papers

Bahamut in progress--(i know,it look like squid at this stage)

some works

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due to exam around the corner, i only managed to fold some simple origamis:

Note: 1 square Wantan skin , no cutting
Technique: i call it 'Dry/Fry folding' (in contrast to Wet folding)

(click photo to enlarge)

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there're lots of versions out there which are not fully closed.
I modified Montroll's version to give a 'closed bottom':

Folded with 1 square
---->Folding steps<---

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After 2 months of trial and error:


Folding in process...



Designed by : Steyen
Folded by :Steyen
Comment : 1 square paper, no cuts.
Inspired by Mr Tanaka Masashi.
I would like to give my special thanks to Mr Nicholas Terry for his advice on designing.
Designing time : 2 months
Folding time : 5 hours
---->Photos of 'The making'of this model<---

Devil riding a crane (version 1) ->

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from 90 degrees cross pleating and diagonal sinks

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a flower i created while waiting for food to arrive at Sai Parivar Restaurant(it took 1 hour).Therefore i named it "Sai Flower"

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Alien version 1.0 (head only)
I decided to create an alien by myself when i saw Fernando Gilgado's after looking through some old origami diagrams. Below is the sketch of the alien head i wanted to create.

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Lotus-Sunshine-Octagonal star model (a 3-in-1 model)


top view-the lotus flower tesselation im working on


bottom view-indirectly,the folding of lotus tesselation produces this Sunshine pattern.

look like modern Japan flag ?

lastly,the lotus petals when squashed flat and illuminated with light yield this octagonal star.this is an example for negative spaced polygon.see here for more example:http://static.flickr.com/50/105406474_1c8b37e62e_m.jpg

the square packing for lotus flaps

the Crease pattern(cp). red boxes indicate the regions which become flaps for the lotus petal.Anyone trying to fold my 1st crease pattern?=)

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my own dragon design.not so successful.


Dragon ver 1.0

Dragon ver 1.1

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These are a library of origami parts that i came up upon.might be useful to integrate in future models



Feet with Claw

I am inspired to try recreating this after i saw it at Flickr,which is undiagrammed.I call it 'Spikes'


Its underlying structure is composed of box pleat with spikes of 3unit length

This is the basic CP.Repetition and extrapolation of it gives more spikes.


An attempt to recreate Sukokaryobun,an undiagrammed model by Meguro Toshiyuki(using 1 uncut square).I only managed to achieve 2 cranes out of 5 at the moment.Will try to add more!

making human hand with guide from eileen's power word fold blog

a robot's hand

solving a one cut problem.
an introduction to one-cut problem here.1cut

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hi!
this is my first blog.
In this slideshow are origami folded by me (but designed by others)
(Hover the mouse over the slideshow,and click as below to view caption)

DIRECT LINK TO GALLERY
On the sidebar are origami models designed by me.
Thanks for visiting

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