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You can see the modules here, but I was too dumb to make a decent picture.

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Basically it's just a rounded rectangle with those yin yang flaps, but I'm wondering about the exact dimensions / ratio of sides to make a proper spherical shape.

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last from me

Only cp exist of these super realistic human figures. A guy named obelisk is a master at those however he doesn't seem to be interested in sharing his work...

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origami from child pornography?
what

Check this. Rei ayanami from evangelion. And the othersite you should click and see i am not sure if it is from some anime.

http://web.mit.edu/chosetec/www/origami/

http://skn04origami.web.fc2.com/index.html

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probably start with more regular stuff like

I don't know of any software but here's some book recommendations.

This book looks promising. I've folded a few models from it that I've found around the internet and intend to buy it one day.
https://www.amazon.com/Origami-Tessellations-Awe-Inspiring-Geometric-Designs/dp/1568814518

I have this one and enjoy it for basic tessellation techniques but you might be looking for something more advanced. All of Jackson's books are great.
https://www.amazon.com/Folding-Techniques-Designers-Sheet-Form/dp/1856697215/

Those two books should lead to other worthwhile recommendations by Amazon.

What makes you want to get deeply into origami tessellations?

>>549258
I bought Eric Gjerde's book years ago and always thought tessellations were badass. I've been folding origami long before that and now I want to really get into origami design in general and hopefully understand all the underlying math.

I actually filled out a purchase request for the Jackson book at my uni library, hopefully they'll follow through with it, I've been wanting that one for a while.

>>549255
i could not find the model but i did find the 3d model it is based on. if you know how to make your own papercraft i suppose you could use this. or anyone else for that matter.

https://www.models-resource.com/psp/powerstonecollection/model/5350/

Sweet!!! Thanks a bunch :)

>>548156
A few seconds of search give me that (no specific order):
http://kethellen.deviantart.com/art/Tux-papercraft-342387744

https://paperbotz.files.wordpress.com/2010/05/tux-template.gif
https://paperbotz.files.wordpress.com/2010/05/tux-instructions.jpg

http://blog.imaginair.net/2011/05/tuxy-a-glueless-papercraft

Etc...

>>548165
Thanks.

>>549271
That was fast...

>>546921
I don't use glue, I cut tabs with scissors and tuck them into small slots to secure them in place. Glue makes thinner paper look gross desu

>>546921
wtf ?

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>>548504
I didn't set the theme

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>>549231

>>549178
No diagram of it, but a CP in a Tanteidan Convention Book.

>>549200
checked

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sorry but you certainly can not diagram it is wrong
I find instructions here: http: //oriart.ru/forum/11-116-1
1 link: http: //depositfiles.com/files/d6tlx4npn
2 link: http: //depositfiles.com/files/zg0uvz8ag
but the second part was broken links should not download it

>>548236
No CP or diagrams have been released for it yet, but the artist does release CPs. So just wait until they release it.

>>548342
>but the artist does release CP
chilld porn?
radical

bump for interest

>>547017
>test

>>547017

>(think of two cubes on top of one another)

This shape is called a "rectangle."

>>548220
A "rectangle" is bidimensional, actually.

>>545112
I quite like Fisgoth

>>545112
this is the kind of stuff i would like to be able to design

>>545112
Imai Kota: https://www.flickr.com/photos/119910244@N05/
Shuki Kato:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/origami-artist-galen/
Kaede Nakamura:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/122196622@N04/
Hojyo Takashi:
http://origami.gr.jp/~hojyo/
Hojyos models are hit or miss, a lot of them suck but have a lot of interesting ideas and concepts behind them

>>548063

Sure, theres plenty. But cutting your A4 to squares is easy and will be worth it.

>>548063
A4 paper (and other sizes like A6, A7, etc.) has dimensions that are proportional to 1:sqrt(2). There are many origami designs, especially modular ones, that make use of paper with those proportions, often called "silver rectangles" in this context.

Try searching for silver rectangle origami and you should find plenty of interesting designs.

Articulated/moving parts papercraft haven't really worked out for me. First one tried was the Plasma Cutter from Dead Space. It was simple but it was the 2nd papercraft I ever made so I didnt do it too well. I later made Vash's Angel Arms revolver from Trigun, it had a little lever that hooked the barrel breach closed, so when you moved it, the barrel swung open. Didnt work too well but looked super cool when it did.

Would like to try OP's pictured papercraft if anyone has the file.

>>544115

Unfortunately I don't think that exists I just used it as a photo for reference. I just want someone to help translate a 3D model into a papercraft with a few joints is all.

>>544114
I doubt it'll work. You want something like plastic for joints, which defeats the point of papercraft.

http://www.adaymag.com/2014/05/09/21-diy-lamps-chandeliers.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFqTHTq5xS4&list=PLzsHUQDWXILJxewPXpyhDU2ov80VO-AlS&index=1

Considering that thing is some art project with a limited edition of 100 copies, sold at couple thousand bucks per pop - pretty doubtful that the artists would release instructions how to DIY, don't you think?

As for that video >>546727... that guy seems pretty clueless. I've had a bunch of shadowcasting lamp screens in my old appartment, the main "trick" to get clearly defined crisp shadows is to have a small dot-like light source. Traditionally candles do a good job, but obviously not recommended for screens made from paper, wood, or other materials which are not fireproof. With bulbs, you want a good old incandescent light bulb where the filament is pretty short, and the bulb glass is clear, not matte. Long filaments, matte glass, or other lamp types like neon lamps in bulb shape the emitting area is way too big and you'll get smudgy shadows at best. Single LEDs might do a good job as well, but haven't experimented with those yet.