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Published: 2008-12-22 01:37:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 23031; Favourites: 731; Downloads: 1051
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Designed and folded by me, Chad Killeen. Folded from one uncut square of paper. Designed in Nov-Dec 2008.Yay! It is finally done after almost a month of work( and by 'work', I mean procrastination). But anyway, the paper I used is the same that i used for my normal wolf. It came out good, or good enough for me at least. And it has a tail as well, but you can't see it from this angle.
EDITS: omg wow. My second DD *is excited* :3
Thank you and <3
and to those who are curious, this is what it would look like unfolded (with lines drawn in for the creases)(a crease pattern): [link]
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Fantastic work. I had no idea something like this was even possible! Congrats on a well-deserved if very belated DD!
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that is INSANE!! i think my brain just exploded!! 'nuff said ;O)
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truly amazing
i cant even follow the crease pattern lol
then again, i canonly fold a paper crane and flower
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haha thanks. I don't think a lot of people can follow crease patterns so its not that big of a surprise I guess XD
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err I mean around 8 hours for folding it (the majority of the time was spent in the shaping process which can be rather time consuming 
the actual designing process took far longer than that. I couldn't even really estimate how long that took D:
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yeah it takes a bit of time lol I'm not exactly sure how long this one took but I'd guess maybe around 8 hours (?)
(and sorry about the late reply
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can you make a glaceon? that would be so awesome.
I love how you can make something out of an ordinary piece of paper.
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technically, yes. its certainly possible and I think I may have even seen one done before (don't remember where).
But I have little to no interest in making one myself because pokemon frankly just doesn't interest me that much. and if I were to consider designing a pokemon, glaceon wouldn't be anywhere near my first choice
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what pokemon would it be then?
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like I said, pokemon doesn't interest me much. so in the incredibly unlikely event that I would make a pokemon, it'd likely be first gen pokemon.
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i do love the dragons a lot.
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Awesome job! I just wanted to let you know that I featured this in "Realms of Fantasy and Myth: Week 20 - Werewolves", you can find it here: [link]
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oh cool ^_^ thanks for telling me!
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Simply amazing! This guy looks great! It may have been asked already but did it take you a few tries before you got this origami to work?
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Thanks! ^_^ I always take a few tries to make sure the design works and that I can acheive the desired look.
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Awesome! Well, I'm glad this design turned out so well! Congrats on the DD too!
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That's epic, you have amazing origami skills!!! 
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You didn't perhaps use something like this, did you?
[link]
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No, I did not. While using circle packing or using treemaker can be nice, it creates lots of arbitrary reference points and I don't like that 
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Ah, that would be a problem. Either way, math was used... sexy~
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Any chance we can get a step-by-step? I'd love to try and make one. ^_^
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Probably not. Diagrams would be very time consuming for me to make and the model itself is quite complex and hardly even has an exact folding sequence. I can give you it's crease pattern if that's of any use: [link]
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Dang. Alas, I'm not good enough with origami for crease patterns to make much sense at all to me. I can follow directions, but I'm no good at making my own or trying to problem solve from a pattern. Thanks for replying, though.
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this is mind boggling. 
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How big is this? It looks small in the photo. All that detail in this piece! That's amazing!
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It is around 3.5 to 4 inches tall (I don't have it with me, so I'm guessing).And thank you! ^_^
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do you have the step by step pattern for it, Id love to try it
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No. Diagrams would take me too long to make, and frankly, the model doesn't even have an exact folding sequence either. However, I can provide you with a crease pattern, if thats of any use: [link]
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