Frisbee Star Disc

This is different, because it moves. It has 8 sheets of square pepper that are connected in a certain way. The pieces slide into place to make a star, or the user could slide the pieces out to transform the star into a disc.

"X"

I finally figured how to make an "X" I had to divide the paper into sixths to make it work. It was ridiculous it took a full 45 minutes. But I'm glad, because a kid said I couldn't make it without gluing two sheets together, an I only used one sheet.

Flower

Here is a blue lily and it's made from a square.

"l"

It's a lowercase L and it's made from the same size sheets as the other ones

"R"

Here is a capital letter "R". Folded from one (uncut) piece of 2x1 paper.

Little "b"

I made a little "b" from a 2x1 sheet of paper.

"A"

I made a capital letter "A".

Little "a"

Here is a lowercase "a" folded from one half sheet on square paper (2x1). It isn't the best, but it's still pretty good. It has serifs too.

B

Hopefully the B's will be posted over the weekend too.

a

The lowercase "a" is coming along nicely, but I'll publish them together.

A's

The capital letter A is hard to get the angle right, I'll try again on the weekend.

NEW PROJECT

I'm making the origami alphabet. Stay tuned. I might post "A" and "a" tonight.

My Name!

I saw a picture on Jo Nakashima's Facebook page of letters he made. This is my attempt at making my name. It's a 2x1 piece of paper that is accordion folded into eighths and reverse folded from there.

Penguin

This is the actual penguin I folded, it took about ten minutes to make. It looks really good too. It's made with a single square sheet of one-sided black paper.

Prototype Penguin

This penguin has a mutation where it's skin color is different. Just kidding, this is actually a practice fold for the real penguin I'll post tomorrow. I always practice what I'm about to fold just in case it's too difficult, and so I will work out the kinks the next time I do it.

Superstar

I have more rings on this project than most sports players do.

Fall Down

These rings won't make themselves, but I'm getting there.

Falling Rings

I have started making the Falling rings like I posted early, but it's hard making the rings circular. But do not worry, I'll make it work.

Falling Rings

Im going to make an origami project called falling rings. It looks pretty cool. I'll post it when I'm done

Pink Chicken

This is obviously a pink chicken. It was folded by me with no instructions a long time ago. I have no clue how to make it anymore, but I'll try to make more.

ALPACA!

This is an alpaca. It is a profile of it because it doesn't stand up, so if I remake it, I'll have to change that.

Suggestions?

If there is anything I haven't made and posted, and you want it to be made and posted, please let me know. I'm taking suggestions!!!

Make a Wish

This is an actual five pointed star. Not only is it a star, but it's a shooting star. It is made from one sheet of paper.

In the upper Freshman Center stands this tiled wall it is by a drinking fountain.  This was taken last week when I had to get a drink of water.

The Lower E-Hall lockers are bright neon orange.  They were here since E-Hall was built.

These are the iconic Lake Central bleachers in the gym. That is how the looked last week on thae visitors' side off the gym.

JAWS

Here is a shark. I don't really remember how to make it, because I made it a while back. But, nonetheless, it's very cool.

Boxes Upon Boxes

These are separate boxes and they stack in a certain way. It's pretty cool, because you could keep adding on more and more units. Also, the bigger the paper, the bigger the box. This one is four units. Each colour is one unit: blue, white, yellow, and orange.

Box

This is a box from 8 pieces of all the same size paper. My little cousin gave me this paper, so I dedicate this to him.

Yearbook Swag

Today I had a photo shoot because I am being featured in the yearbook for my origami. There is a picture of some of the stuff I had with me.

Panda

Since Chinese New Year is beginning on January 23, 2012, I decided to post a panda. According to National Geographic, pandas eat lots (about 28 pounds) of bamboo a day. That concludes this episode of pandas with Chase Owczarzak.