Do you guys only fold paper cranes and glue Warhammer figures? I've never seen a bookbinding thread here.Printed and bound House of Leaves. Split it into 2 volumes because I was afraid to work with so many pages at once. Covered with paper-backed vinyl (black) and linen fabric (red), which will probably collect a ton of dust pretty soon.Couldn't decide how to put the titles on. Should have made a debossed rectangle with a paper label glued inside. But I hoped that hot ink transfer would work. So I made the covers first, then printed the title on ink transfer paper, and found out that pressing a hot iron to the cloth-covered board warps the board due to heat expansion. Tried on small swatches first (picrel). This method won't work. As I understand it, my current options to put the title are limited to>linocut transfer >screening (sponging the ink through a trafaret)>just print a paper label and glue it on topDon't have any hot stamping tools to work with foil, nor the desire to purchase these materials.
>>612000I just do classic Japanese bookbinding whenever I want a sketchbook
>>612001You could try 3D-printing a debossing tool to deboss the board you're using for the cover. Then when you glue the fabric onto it, use a bonefolder or similar tool to push the fabric into the recess. You could leave it like that, or try to paint the recessed area.I've never done this, so I don't know how well it would actually work.
>>621123What's the appeal behind that? It doesn't lay flat at all.
What suppliers do you guys use? I'm having a hard time finding non A4 or US sized paper.
>>612185A few things I've noticed about trimming the edges of stacks with a boxcutter and metal ruler:-keep as sharp as possible, break off a blade, or install a new one-hold the blade at a shallow angle, making many passes with limited force. make sure enough of the blade is exposed (slid out) to accommodate your shallow cutting angle-don't remove too small an amount. If the material being cut away is less and 1/8" wide, it is more likely to buckle and foul the cut-if the cut material shifts at all, keep your ruler hand in place and remove cut material with your knife hand. Don't be tempted to simply slice through material that has moved into the cut, it'll often foul it up.-last thing is to pay attention to the tilt of the blade. of course, you're aiming for the cut surface to be vertical, but it can be easy to lose track of the tilt during deeper cuts. The force you use to keep the blade against the ruler can have a tendency to bend or tilt the blade if you're not focusedI've had some excellent Olfa boxcutters for years for modelmaking, etc. (about 20$ for a pack of 50 refill blades that last me ages) I wouldn't attempt anything fine with a bog-standard cutter.
https://www.amodernhomestead.com/harry-potter-chocolate-frogs-boxes/
the movies made them look so delicous. would be cool to have printable versions of the wizard cards too
I seen this papercraft everywhere but im not to sure where to get/buy the template. If anyone has the pdf ill pay i need it so bad!!
>>621902On ParcelUp for example:https://parcelup.com/shop/item.php?id=689488380000#4904770888883
>>621900https://maimania.blogspot.com/2023/01/papercraft-template-list-iii.htmlI've used this blog before, got a bunch of stuff>>>614589 is my post of stuff they ordered for meThey'll order the physical copies for you
>>621900At least put out n email or something..
oh yes I saw that miku's pattern on tiktokhttps://www.tiktok.com/t/ZMhdynwdW/
I have the model Scans !!!! Send dm if You interesting btemakoto@gmail.com
Recently I got inspired by this guy who models their cosplays with cardboard and I got surprised by how good the round shapes ended up look like. I only want to make a mask with round shapes but every tutorial I found uses straight strokes for the template and I want to know if I can find more information of how to do it the other way
>>619700thank you!
The technical name for a shape that can be made from a flat plane via cutting, folding and bending but without stretching or compressing is a developable surface-https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Developable_surfaceCylinders, cubes, pyramids and cones are basic examples, and with computers extremely complex shapes can be segmented and unfolded to create patterns for 3-D objects.Curved creasing/folding (see pic) is another option that can develop amazing shapes with minimal cutting and assembly work
>>620336Has someone got this image? only the thumbnail is avalible
>>616163>https://mega.nz/file/DyRwxB6D#tsff2T3F8mMUDFOGiVIecCcIHH27keEcMkGG0uCRtvIthat saiyan armor caught my eye, it looks really good ! I want that template
i think its interesting, the structure looks good.
Pizza Cube
>>620391Very origami energy, truly a thing
am i a joke too you?
>>621779This whole thread is a joke.
>>620391this isn't a good excuse to keep ordering pizza, anon
Hey guys. I recently pulled this card. Do you reckon it would be possible to make this?
>>622120Man, waiting 900 secs to answer is the end of chan, so will be hard to get them. But probably there is, this would be a modular origami, i saw a Link from zelda that looked similar to what you want, so maybe looking for it and modifying it. Also Little Prince should be similar. All the luck
>Paperboots get smaller
Cool!
>>616475someone got some instructions for the standard boat?
>>621882seconding this
>>621882
>>622118Thanks
Just one new free papercraft from me this year, and to be honest it's an Abomination: https://ninjatoes.com/2024/10/31/warcraft-iii-abomination/I hope you had a great Halloween, have fun building!
Here's one of a '92 Chevy. Feel free to contribute your own or construct the ones in this thread and posting the results.
print pages 1-2 if your printer does double sided prints well and cut along the linesotherwise print page 3
>>621935new version
am i just retarded or is this really hard to parse? i've folded this many times and i still can't make out what the instructions are trying to convey. i had to watch a video to see how it's done the first time
Anyone got papercraft for the C3 Corvette?
Any instructions for 1/12 accesories or diorama parts? something like ruble or barricades?
I have met a really beautiful girl at my university, she is someone very interesting. In a very nice act, she gives me a paper crane (it's the one in the photo).I want to make something special in origami, I would like you to help me with some romantic and cute ideas, it could even be flowers.PS: The level of difficulty does not matter.
Simply make an identical crane, gift it back to her, and ask if your paper cranes can date. Just like, be cool about it yknow
>>621857Not op but thats cute af.Gl op. <3
kek you have the same mouse mousepad and keyboard as me. how about a snail. I knew a girl once who found a snail beside us while we were sitting. She gave it to me and I think I put it in my pocket and then threw it in the grass idk don't remember but she jokingly was like upset I tossed it. Later she got actually upset and ruined my life lol
>>622037Jeez man that sucks for you, but also I'm kinda hooked with your story, care to elaborate?
If you can make this thing a reality I'll resign as an art (netzach) tutor. oragami is kino
>>621121How did you make it?
>>621121neat
>>621664The author is Fernando Chura
>>617695How come everybody is so nice here? Every other board is full of dickheads competing to see who can shit on each other the hardest.
>>622109The fine arts brings the joy out in everybody.
The threads that have torrents are gone, but I am still seeding.https://metis.feralhosting.com/greasemnstr/-po-v3.torrenthttps://metis.feralhosting.com/greasemnstr/smallerTorrents.zip
>>615996OP here, just mirrored this on my seedbox.
Is there any good origami book collection torrent that is still alive? I lost everything because I dropped my external hard drive. I tried to look for old torrents and links which I've downloaded before. But they are all dead. There's the 8-part 20 Origami Books Collection. But it's kinda meh. There are also Tanteidan torrents, mostly dead.
>>611100>-po-v3.torrentSeems dead now, sadly. Anyone mirroring it?
Phonefag here, how can I download it?
>>620503Seedbox is a shitter off and on, But I am still seeding. Gonna move the torrent to a different client in the coming months so uptime should be better.
You can fill a jar up with paper stars, its a cute room decor item.
>>621412Tried this a while ago and my hands started cramping bad after 20ish stars. Can't do this shit no more.
>>621428kek, my stars turned out so crappy. they look like blobs after doing it for 2 hours.
Are you supposed to cut out the text "make your own star"?
why is making paper stars so addictingi can fill up an entire evening folding strips and listening to tunes
Ive done some basic stuff and i want to learn more advanced stuff in origami as a project. What books are good for that?
Search no more mi friend, i started with this book (Im still finishing/reading it) and i consider it a good start: https://ia803201.us.archive.org/1/items/genuine-origami-jun-maekawa-2008/Genuine%20Origami%20%20%5BJun%20Maekawa%5D%20%5B2008%5D.pdf
>>611090this so much.
>>614560I didn't have good experience with this book. The theory is nice, teaching techniques and essential ideas in progressively more complex models. But a lot of the models, in my experience, even simpler ones can be too disappointing/challenging. I mean this book is supposedly written for beginners. I just checked gilad page, reviewing from memory:1. squirrel - the example photo and the one in diagram is different, so your result won't look the same as Jun Maekawa's2. box - "locks" and bullshit don't work. I honestly have no idea how to make this properly without glue3. spiral shell - good luck making everything aligned4. giraffe - I really dislike this one, dunno, the fact you fold the back and hide it behind really annoys me5. helmet - good luck making this stand, even gilad couldn't do it, fuck this model seriouslyI think I dropped the book a few models after this. I kept hitting problems that I blame on subpar models. I decided just to fold stuffs I find interesting from /po/. Not following Maekawa's curriculum. I'm much happier now. I just don't think the book is good recommendation for beginners. -----John Montroll's Teach Yourself Origami's first half has all of the essential models they used to teach in schools.
Try to follow this plan to become a successful folder . 1 .Sonobe .2 . Kusudama .3 tessellation .These are good because very repetitive folds practice makes foolproof and you can use glue for assemblyThen 4 .Beetle . 5 .Fish . 6 .Spider .7 scorpion 8 . Butterfly two colours .9 .Bee two coloursThen try some simple characters .After that you should be familiar enough with diagrams and precrease to attempt more complex models such as birds dragons .
>>619941wrong board, scipo
I got this picture of a few pins badges representing animals, possibly origami models (that's probably the intended effect).Any of you know if they are origami models and not just polygon-shaped animals?And if they are origami, any idea of who the creators are?
I don't recognize those, I suspect they're just meant to look like origami without being based on real designs.That said, the koala looks a bit like Gen Hagiwara's and the fox reminds me of one by Hoang Tien Quyet
>>622075Thanks for your answer. I'll try to find pictures of those two models you talked about.
