Origami Extreme - Part 4!!!

Hello, it’s been more than a year since the last time I posted something about Origami. Well, stuffs like this are time-consuming and I am pretty busy as a business college student. Somehow I’ve managed to have another collection completed. So here we go,

PART 04: THE WINGED WORLD

DAEDALUS by Gabriel Alvarez. There is a whole story about Daedalus. The model is one of my favorite. Easy to make. Not easy to make it look good.

AIR MAIL by Hojyo Takashi. : )

BUTTERFLY by Michael LaFosse, one of the best-looking butterfly models ever.

FAIRY by Kimura Yoshihisa. The white energy orb is not included.

SICARIO by Mario Netto. Hard to explain why it’s here.

HEART WINGS by Nguyen Hung Cuong. Yup, another Vietnamese model, and I personally think this one is the best among so many heart models.

PEGASUS ver.2002 by Fumiaki Kawahata. One of the most difficult pieces ever. But the beauty of the final result was astonishing (for me).

WINGED LION by Kozasa Keiichi. Yes, it is a lion with wings, even though its head looks so much like a bird. =.=’

FLYING PIG by Nagata Sohei. So adorable! It always reminds me of my little brother. ^^

Bonus:

PENGUIN-KUN by Kimura Yoshihisa (the author of the Fairy above). Well, this chick is really cartoonic, and it’s hard to take good view for a picture, but actually it’s really cute!

Okay, that’s it. Hopefully you’d enjoy this. I’ll come up with the next collection… some day. Thank you.

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Related topics:

Origami Extreme!!! – Dinosaurs

Origami Extreme – Part 02!!! – Convention

Origami Extreme – Part 03!!! - Dragons

Origami Extreme - Part 05 !!! - People of Humanity

Origami Extreme - Part 06 !!! - Dogs

Origami Extreme - Part 07!!! - Cats

Origami Extreme - Part 08 !!! - The Little Birds

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Fei's Mooncakes

Fei is a Chinese guy at work who is socially awkward. He does not hang out with others, nor does he talk to anyone beyond “Good morning” and “How are you.” It’s not that Fei doesn’t want to: he’s unable to. But he would bring food to us as gifts – Chinese cakes, Chinese candies, Chinese snacks – for Lunar New Years and other Chinese festivals. That’s what people do in Asia as a way to maintain relationships. A social obligation. The Mid-Autumn Festival is near. No one at work besides me, another Asian, knows about this festival. Fei brings mooncakes, a type of round-shaped pastries, to work and gives each of us a box. The packaging looks gorgeous: a red square box with gold patterns depicting a lady dancing next to the moon. Inside is eight round pastries, about two inches in diameter. “Thank you very much!”, I say, as Fei hands me a box. Every day since, Fei comes over to my office and asks if I have tried the mooncakes. I have not, but I will soon, I tell him, feeling slightly guilty

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