Using the left-overs of the black sugar paper (245x245mm), the songbird was "born". This design is in Robert J Lang's Origami Design Secrets, in the grafting section. As you can see, although not very clear, there were toes "added" to the feet of the bird. This will give the model a more realistic look and feel.
Most of the design will start of with a simple base and look. By applying techniques like grafting, tiling, circle packing and others, the design will become more complex and more life-like.
Update:
Some one from the internet asked for help on step 19 to 22, so I made a video on how to fold these steps. It was fun to capture the video from a webcam as you have to make sure the folds can be seen clearly while you are working on the steps.
How come there is a paper clip? :p
ReplyDeleteIt was to steady the model for the photo shoot =)
ReplyDeleteNice looking this songbird is!
ReplyDeleteBTW, I had problem folding this one, on step 20-21, 32, 39-40
and found your site from google :)
May you help with that if you can? please email to me.
Any kind of information is highly appreciated !
Here is the thread may help you clarify my problem :)
http://www.thekhans.me.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2171
my email:
ReplyDeletejimhorng@gmail.com
Thanks. I will try to help out on the steps.
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