Origami Cards

Sorry sorry sorry sorry for killing this blog for two months, I've been really busy and tired all this time... forgive me forgive me T_T

I hope not many people stopped visiting this blog because of the lack of activity...

I shall do a post stuffed with pictures to make up for it ^_^

First up is a random doodle that I did during Biology class because I was too bored.



I made it out of an envelope I found in class:



You might be able to see how I folded it now =D

Next up is a folded version of the 202 class logo created by tiong suan.





Please don't kill me if it looks crappy, because 1) I was bored and tired at that time 2) This was a prototype that I did with printing paper 3) 30% of my mind was on the Beijing Olympics Opening

The following are the most important; remember the building blocks? Well, instead of using a boring square grid, why not use an equilateral triangle grid instead? I came up with a hexagonal and triangular building block...







and this is what they look like from the flipside...





Warning: the previous picture might prove to be misleading if you use it to try and figure out the folding method.

The above models can function like building blocks; their dimensions can be varied to a certain extent.

Surprisingly, I also managed to fold a little tetrahedron sticking out of the paper.





The flipside...



Mysteriously, this picture always turned out rotated 90 degrees anti-clockwise when I tried to upload it on blogger. The problem was solved when I rotated the picture file myself one whole round then trying again.

Its negative version...



... and its flipside.



Finally, here's a cool model that I did during the Origami Singapore meetup today



Cool, eh?

Hmmm I might post CPs some other day... *yawn*

seeya~




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