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Orestigami β Origami Unicorn 3
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Published: 2011-11-03 00:28:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 9987; Favourites: 138; Downloads: 165
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I made a test fold of this unicorn designed by RomΓ n Diaz using copy paper. Then I tried to refold the model with better paper but none of the results satisfied me so much as this one. So I decided to post the copy paper one. I used a metal support to get this pose then removed it with PAINT (!), not a great job I know
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I love this unicorn. Care to share which book you learn from?
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Learned from the book "Origami for interpreters" by RomΓ n Diaz. It's out of print but still available in ebook format here [link]
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Thanks. Love all your origami foldings. Really great!!!
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WHAT not a good job u right its awasome could u sened me how to do it piz ^^ love u work
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so awesome!!! but how the hell did you make it stand??
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I used a metal wire under the front legs, then removed it from the picture using MS PAINT
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aaaaaaaaaaaaaaah xD too bad it canΒ΄t stand on itΒ΄s own
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It's a pretty great job removing that with paint. Did you use the Windows 7 Paint? because that version has better paint tools that have anti-alias instead of just hard...I should just shut up.
Great job. I wish I had the instructions to make origami unicorns. The most difficult origami I've made was a rose for my mom's birthday this year (it was in February).
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I used windows Vista Paint. If you need instructions for this unicorn buy the book "origami for interpreters" by RomΓ n Diaz [link]
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Not a good job? Are you kidding? This is brilliant!
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Thanks! I was talking about the job of digitally removing the stand, I'm proud of the fold
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Very nice job on the hooves! I think that's the hardest part in terms of shaping on this model.
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GREAT... so do u think that copy paper could be the right choice? Or only at this model?
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I've folded it from instructions in the book Origami for interpreters by RomΓ n Diaz
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Thank you very grazie 
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Si, ho notato dopo! Ti chiedo scusa
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