joseph wu... how can he/she design this model????? ok... i like origami and my favourite origami (of your videos) is crowding butterflies by shuzo fujimoto (i spelled right?) post more videos!!
i like them so much! AND HAPPY FOLDING :-)
Well, Eastern dragons do look snake-like. Granted, I gave it an extra pair of legs (as requested by my assistant), so it's somewhat disformed. As to my assistant, indeed he was helpful - he got the dragon after folding, too. :)
I found it in a mall in Germany, probably Kaufhof or something of the like. It was marked as paper for wrapping books (covers for protection). I think it was around when school started...
It's somewhat harder than with "average size" paper. But not overly so, actually. I think that's mostly because there aren't really folds in that sequence where you have to hold both ends of the paper and such. Else it'd get quite complicated. :)
I started with paper that was 40cm wide and 4m long. I think it took me about 90min to fold. Finding the right background music actually took longer. The irony of it all...
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wow Joseph Wu is crazy
joseph wu... how can he/she design this model????? ok... i like origami and my favourite origami (of your videos) is crowding butterflies by shuzo fujimoto (i spelled right?) post more videos!!
i like them so much!
AND HAPPY FOLDING :-)
Did you memorize the model to
Did you memorize the model to fold it for this video?
Not sure
Probably I did have it memorized. Might be that I had a look at the diagrams in between, though. It's been a while since I recorded this. :)
-- Sara
It looks not like Eastern
It looks not like Eastern Dragon, but a snake or something. Video seems very funny and you have a great assist!
Eastern dragon
Well, Eastern dragons do look snake-like. Granted, I gave it an extra pair of legs (as requested by my assistant), so it's somewhat disformed. As to my assistant, indeed he was helpful - he got the dragon after folding, too. :)
-- Sara
big
what do you do with something that big?
Who am I to understand men? :)
Well, my boyfriend wanted one. I think he wanted to put it up on a wall, but it never happened. Ah, it still was fun. :)
-- Sara
Paper
Wher do you get this big paper from?!
I like to know.
Some mall
I found it in a mall in Germany, probably Kaufhof or something of the like. It was marked as paper for wrapping books (covers for protection). I think it was around when school started...
-- Sara
ok thank you maybe i can find
ok thank you
maybe i can find it , because i'm also german.;-)
size
What was the size of the final dragon?
Sorry!
I honestly don't remember what size it was in the end...
wow
how did you get that dragon to have 2 curves in the body instead of one
Easy
Just add another pair of legs. :)
amazing
It's quite amazing actually. Isn't it hard to fold since it's so large?
Somewhat
It's somewhat harder than with "average size" paper. But not overly so, actually. I think that's mostly because there aren't really folds in that sequence where you have to hold both ends of the paper and such. Else it'd get quite complicated. :)
WOW that must have took ages
WOW that must have took ages and alot of paper, but still COOOOL!!!
Paper and time
I started with paper that was 40cm wide and 4m long. I think it took me about 90min to fold. Finding the right background music actually took longer. The irony of it all...
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