Origami chocobo (of doom)

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Originally Posted by Unknowns

You are really good, Doc.....Do you have intentions of making a moogle or PuPu?

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I wish.. Satoshi Kayima has a Cactuar and Bahamut though. Bahamut is in my book, but I haven't tried it yet.

[qq=Leeza]Is that unicorn made from one piece of paper?[/qq]

Yep. :) One uncut square. 48 cm. or so to begin with.

*speachless*
*downloads example*
*starts on it*
*gets bored*
*yawns*
*finishes it*
hmm....
about an hour... just like u said...
*finishes reply*
*clicks "post Quick Reply"*

You are origami god.

whoa, those are really good! i have no attention span, so i probably wouldn't do so well...*cries* mrrrr. man, wouldn't that Bahamut be, like.....uber tough? i mean, DAMN. *gives up thinking about it and puts up christmas tree*....yay. :tongue:

thats so cool!!!


unfortunately, i have the attention span of a fish xD

I'ma going to sound like an idiot for asking this, but how do you understand the picture? it just looks like a whole lot of lines on a square of paper to me..

Well, you can recognize the large shape on the bottom right as a Bird Base. The toes on the top-right and bottom-left are standard 22.5-45-67.5 degree crimping. Even with a good knowledge of origami, folding from a crease pattern isn't very easy. The crease pattern doesn't even give you a completed model, it only gives you a base. If you really want good easy directions on how to make the chocobo it'd be better to buy the book.

:bow: YOU ARE TOO GOOD FOR WORDS DR. UNNE!

is it in english?

"Works of Satoshi KAMIYA" is in Japanese and English. Most books by that publisher (ones I have, anyways) are only in Japanese, so it's actually a bit of a rare treat.

That is Awsome!

i cant see the chocobo, when i click on the link it doesnt work

I can see it. It's attached.

This is pretty much thread necromancy. Old threads should not be revived.

For 99% of threads, this is true. Dr Unne's art/origami threads are an exception to this rule. :)