Dragon Star requested I fold an origami dragon. And so I did. And named him Matt.
Dragon Star, I hope you like Matt, because he ate an hour of my life.
--hippie
Origami Dragon (Matt)
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Origami Dragon (Matt)
by hippietrekx » Sun Jul 09, 2006 3:57 am
Dragon Star requested I fold an origami dragon. And so I did. And named him Matt.
Dragon Star, I hope you like Matt, because he ate an hour of my life.
--hippie
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by hippietrekx » Sun Jul 09, 2006 4:08 am
Matt's about an inch and a half tall. He's just a baby dragon. You can raise him in the ways of IRU.
--hipster
P.S. Glad you liked it. Wasn't hard, just had a lot of steps. I didn't like the way the diagram made the head, so I made up my own folds for that. I think my way turned out better.
--hipster
P.S. Glad you liked it. Wasn't hard, just had a lot of steps. I didn't like the way the diagram made the head, so I made up my own folds for that. I think my way turned out better.
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by Lance » Sun Jul 09, 2006 4:25 am
Now, can you fold a llama in his mouth?
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by Dragon Star » Sun Jul 09, 2006 4:32 am
Lance wrote:Now, can you fold a llama in his mouth?
Lance, your avatar is the most random and funniest thing I have ever seen! What the hell are those things, tree ornaments?
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by hippietrekx » Sun Jul 09, 2006 4:34 am
Lance wrote:Now, can you fold a llama in his mouth?
Hmm... I'll see if I can't find a llama diagram (or atleast a camel or horse diagram and modify it) tomorrow... I already put my rice paper upstairs, and I'm too lazy to go get it right now. :)
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by Lance » Sun Jul 09, 2006 4:42 am
Dragon Star wrote:Lance wrote:Now, can you fold a llama in his mouth?
Lance, your avatar is the most random and funniest thing I have ever seen! What the hell are those things, tree ornaments?
Quite frankly, I don't really know.
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by hippietrekx » Sun Jul 09, 2006 4:43 am
Dragon Star wrote:It wouldn't exactly be to scale, but it would be funny!
Well, that's the beauty of photography. We can use something called perspective to trick ourselves into thinking things are different sizes than they actually are. I'll just fold paper-llama from a smaller square, and position it behind Matt's mouth, but far from the camera.
Voila! A perfectly scaled photo!
--hippie
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by umop ap!sdn » Sun Jul 09, 2006 5:28 am
That dragon is really nifty! :D
I tried my hand at origami at one time. There's one particular shape that is a step in about 3/4 of all the figures. I always had difficulty with that one.
I tried my hand at origami at one time. There's one particular shape that is a step in about 3/4 of all the figures. I always had difficulty with that one.
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by Capt. Moosedoom » Wed Jul 12, 2006 6:47 pm
goood dragon hippie and I think you need to let me borrow onw of your oragami books so I can try to make some stuff. Give me one where I can make all of them then I can slowly move up :D ....
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by hippietrekx » Thu Jul 13, 2006 3:41 am
Lt. Moosedoom wrote:goood dragon hippie and I think you need to let me borrow onw of your oragami books so I can try to make some stuff. Give me one where I can make all of them then I can slowly move up :D ....
I don't have books like that. All I have are the advanced books. You can find easy folds on the internet. Just google "origami diagrams."
BTW, if you had bothered to show up at the library today, you would have gotten your pegasus.
--hippie
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by hippietrekx » Thu Jul 13, 2006 3:45 am
Dragon Star wrote:Sure it wasn't a Unicorn? :P
I'm pretty sure.
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