Archived threads in /po/ - Papercraft & Origami - 4. page

Why do you want to learn to run before even learning how to walk?

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>>554769
Well http://gedelgo.deviantart.com/gallery/ has some cool stuff if you lie low poly animals. Be carefull though, that t-rex skull is probably the most difficult papercraft on his page. I don't recommend doing this one first.

I made the stark direwolf as my second papercraft and it went pretty good ! Pic related. Basically low poly stuff is fairly easy but it still took me a shit ton of time to complete.

Yon can also look on http://www.papercraftsquare.com/ there are tons of stuff there.

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I'm also new & need help.
I've wanted to get into papercraft for a long time, but I haven't made any progress beyond printing out a mask and cutting out half of it, 3 or 4 years ago. {I spent a lot of time lurking /po/ and looking at papercraft cosplay crafters on youtube, using bondo on their helmets for high detail, and craft foam for the non-helmet armor for light-weight and durability}

I'm really easily discouraged, and I don't know how to select the right project that's both easy enough for me, as well as interesting enough to be motivated to do. I have a bunch of things from games I'm interested in. Would a dagger be easier than a mask? The mask doesn't have any complex geometry, although the full thing has 6 large horns.

I found the cutting to be agony for my perfectionism. I was considering buying a $200 cutting machine, but my mom thinks it's a lot of money {I'm on disability which is low income, but I have a lot of savings now so $200 isn't much} and that I'll still have the perfectionism problem with the gluing. I think gluing would be much easier, since there's more room for error in timing. With cutting, once you do it, it's forever, no adjusting.
I looked at lots of comparisons of the recent models, and it looks like the Cricut is better quality than the Silhouette. I'm a little worried the software might not work on Ubuntu. Hrm. I think I looked into this and it requires a VM instead of Wine. {I really do have a knack of screwing myself over, making things complicated when complications discourage me.} "Even more fun, the design software runs in a browser via a plugin and you effectively "print" to the device from a browser." Sad that the software is such garbage when the hardware is so good. I really expected the Silhouette to be better.

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>>554757
When I first started I remember I just went on youtube and searched for how to make an origami. Youtube unlike books is basically free, and like a million more guides than a book.
You start out with simple things like cranes and rabbits, and you just move onwards. Just try stuff, it's a pretty easy hobby if you know how to follow steps and take each step carefully and slowly.
I mean hell, considering how youtube has expanded nowadays, the videos are probably a million times better than back when I did it.
Considering I learned from some kid with his moms digital camera in a half lit room showing you how to fold a crane, you should have no problem with the stuff they have now.
But if you're really insistant on using a book, just go to chapters and pick out any, all the books I have seen were for beginners.
Also if you do attempt this hobby, go to the local art store and buy some actual origami paper like pic related, it's easier to fold, looks nicer, and you don't have to cut it into squares unlike printer paper.

>>554757
Origami Omnibus has a nice variety of good models, not too difficult.

>>554735
http://www.giladorigami.com/origami-database/star%20wars

http://www.giladorigami.com/origami-database/weapon

why don't you make one of those shitty looking ones and put it inside a nice papercraft model? you would have to modify some things but it would work

>>554730
Sounds fair

look up hoborginc on deviantart

Your cat is afraid; too much autism.

>>554721
polyester or epoxy resin

this is going to be he most underwhelming school shooting spree ever. OP is gonna get 2 special ninja stars thrown with no damage and then some kid from the football team is going to take him down.

Maybe soda cans?

>>554711
It's very easy, you probably can do it yourself too.

is this a nazi cube ?

i always wanted a swastika box

>>554684
probably golden venture or modular

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>>554684
Whatever is well designed and hasn't too much layers.

Looks like a sheet of white on white lsd

this is how to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0x8ihoBaDtI

>>554649
>>554646
>>554609
>>554608


Just use the already existing sharing threads for fuck's sake !

>>552672
>>552649
>>554374

That's good

>>554646
NOPE, now stop fucking asking for it.

>>554646
>Someone has the book drawing origami tome 2
Is this suppose to be a question or a statement ?

>>554619
6 year-old "humor", great...

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I got you

>>554630
MVP

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That bear is from the book fold line, I need lis bears from the paper & form book

>>554608
all i can find is the crease pattern
http://www.langorigami.com/crease-pattern/night-hunter-opus-469

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Espero qnlesnguste

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here

That's pretty easy. Do you need help?

>>554582
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ejMXhrNHQs

Thats a nun with the face pointed, but kinda original, i guess