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1. #Satoshi kamiya wasp 2.6 video how to#
2. #Satoshi kamiya wasp 2.6 video pdf#
3. #Satoshi kamiya wasp 2.6 video series#

Πριν 9 χρόνια A re-make of the Origami Mouse, designed by Steven Casey from the book "Everything Origami", created from a single sheet of. Πριν 29 ημέρες MY SHOP - Click Here To Become A FearlessFlourish Member. In this video i showed you a wasp I recently folded from kami paper (6圆 in). Πριν 9 χρόνια Hi, its origami specialist here. Πριν 6 χρόνια Na? Wem gefällt noch das T-Shirt das ich gerade trage? ^^ Πριν χρόνο MY SHOP - Click Here To Become A FearlessFlourish Member.

#Satoshi kamiya wasp 2.6 video series#

Πριν 5 μήνες Wasp #101 - Discrete Modelling in Grasshopper Tutorial Series Episode #001 - Wasp Basics - Join the Wasp Discord. Πριν χρόνο Its a little blurry And LIKe and SUB/subscribe I repeat do not comment. does hurt dont say that it doesnt by the look of it in my vid.

#Satoshi kamiya wasp 2.6 video how to#

Πριν 8 χρόνια a quick tutorial on how to make a paper wasp. ❤ - (っ◕‿◕)っ OPEN ME! Πριν 4 χρόνια Folded by me Time used: 3 days Desinger: Robert Lang Paper: Origamido 42cm folded frm CP Its a long time since my last video. Note that you've to be very careful when you fold the tail, the paper may torn even if you use foil paper. Now there's an overweight wasp sitting on my desk, and it's not like I can make it do some cardio to get in shape( I've just folded it and I have to say, tuto is great as usual but a few more explanations (about the head for example) would have been kindly appreciated. Константин Шапкин 2 жыл бұрын On second thought, that's not impossible, you just have to apply a lot of force to squash each and every creasy starting with the starting one Константин Шапкин 2 жыл бұрын Damn, man, I should've checked your comment before doing this. For example, you can get away with 45 cm paper on antcient Dragon if u use tissue foil. It gets WAY to thick Sleepy Dog 2 жыл бұрын did you try to make tissue foil from aluminium foil? xD Kåre 02 2 жыл бұрын Well actually, well made tissue foil is the best paper.

#Satoshi kamiya wasp 2.6 video pdf#

The standard fenders help to keep you clean on your travels. These are pretty neat (if I had colour change paper, the upper and lower cubes would be different colours), but they’re not really my thing.The Wasp offers a 7-speed freewheel in a lightweight 7005-series aluminum alloy frame. He previously made a Koch’s Snowflake Curve in Challenge #13. He tends to come up with interesting methods to fold seemingly impossible models that are aesthetically fairly boring (to me at least). There are several crease patterns here, but I’m only doing the first one. The last model, No.06, is a Domino Cube by Ushio Ikegami. Also, I have a red filter that I never get to use. They are neat having slopes with direction changes. These really aren’t the kind of models I like much, so I just Xeroxed them and folded them from those. No.05 is a set of little houses, listed as Japanese Roofs, by Tomohiro Tachi. Unfortunately, I may have again missed a polarity switch on the lionfish (I tend to do with his models). They kind of feel minimal but are very detailed. These two incorporate the methods he uses for humans to make an artistic lionfish and jellyfish. These are pretty special, because he tends to do animals in a more traditional way than his human models. No.04 has two models by Takashi Hojyo: Un objet d’un poisson 5 (Pterois lunulata) and Un objet d’un poisson 11 (Jellyfish). Having the tail along with four wings, six legs, and a detailed face (his is much better detailed than mine, by the way) is a little ridiculous. The main feature with this one is the dragonfly’s banded tail. He always has great models with special details.

It’s a little trickier than it looks, which makes it interesting, but I think I like it just because the giraffe is endearing.Ġ3 is Satoshi Kamiya’s Dragonfly 1.1B. I think this is my favourite model in this set. Just getting that many points is fascinating, and they make a really neat model. There are 5 baby crabs under the main crab (it’s all one large square). I hope my pictures show this well enough. Such a large scale model ends up pretty forgiving, but mine (particularly the major shell) isn’t as sharp as possible. I got quite a few, but, there are so many, I ended up estimating more than I knew. I had quite a bit of trouble with the reference points. No.01 starts things with a bang: it’s A Crab and Its Kid by Toshiyuki Meguro. I forgot whatever spiel I had for this, so direct to it I guess. So Crease Pattern Challenge #28 is actually several models split into 6 sections. Origami Tanteidan Magazine #82 is a special issue that mainly has crease patterns.