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Designed by Satoshi Kamiya, folded by me from a hand tinted, 18 inch piece of Sekishu paper. First fold through, and I'm fairly pleased with the result.
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~iDoux Jun 9, 2011  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
me too... awesome folding as always, really like the two colors detail and the shell is awesome too... love it... how long took you?
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Thanks! I folded it over the course of two days, and took another two days to shape and wet-finish it. Maybe three or four hours of folding, and then six hours shaping, including drying time?
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~iDoux Jun 14, 2011  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
that is... wow... oh god, so much time... definitly my thing isnt the wet folding, its weird now that i think about it, i spend a lot of hours making modules to make just one kusudama or modular, still your work looks much awesome than mine... really loved the colors man... looks realistic... you dont sell your masterpieces?
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It's all about what you want to invest that time doing. Modulars are fun too, and I went through a phase a while back where I was making a ton of them. I generally just keep my work for my display or give it away to friends. There is some vagueness with copyright law and origami models, so I generally don't sell the work, so as to avoid conflict with the creators.
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~iDoux Jun 15, 2011  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
you are right i enjoy making the pieces and then putting all the modules together...
oh, yes i always forgot about copyright and such...
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Mood: Love ~Kikuto Jun 8, 2011  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
That looks really great and the paper you used looks perfect! [2]
What paper weight?
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