bronchuseven
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He should probably wear a shirt throughout the video...
At least he can stay on the beat (unlike longneck).
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lol
edit: @ longneck
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Welcome back to the board Skytree! It's been a minute..
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Me too - I honestly think it's awesome; great pastiche of all those No Limit covers.
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Those are great, Herr Lampert!
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Finished this thing a few days ago.
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I saw Reh-Dogg on an earlier page, but no T-Baby?! For shame..
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I love the double-exposed film!
isumber, the B&W tree is gorgeous.
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Whoa.. great idea! I've never tried that before.. do you have any suggestions on a source for sheets of acetate? I'll try the local art supply store that has a pretty great selection & see what they have.
edit: Welcome to the board!
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Thanks mate! Folding these shapes makes me happy as well. Glad you enjoy!
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Made a second one twice the size of the previous.
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This one was made a while ago but I finally got around to photographing it.
It's tiny! About an inch tall.
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Had to have one final photo session before I sold this guy.
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Shouldercats are the best cats.Kitteh!!!
oh my gaaahd.
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Grabbed some real photos of the new piece at sunset.
Soda can for scale.
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Got the first (shitty) pics of this piece, finally completed today:icosidodecahedron_lattice_drawing.pngOut of good origami paper, so I drew my next project w/ a calculator & ruler.
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Oh my. Amazing!
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this is awesome
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It's hard to see in the scanned image but I drew it on graph paper - I derive the formulae for the coordinates of each point and then convert that to # of squares on the graph.Cool. Where does the calculator come into play?
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Out of good origami paper, so I drew my next project w/ a calculator & ruler.
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All I see are 3D cardioids.
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Awesome drawings Yek!
I folded the smallest origami I can make (1 cm high) and discovered it fits right into a previous thing I'd made. You can get it out again if you orient it properly, but it's not easy.