The Fold 16 Victor Coeurjoly Diagram

Sitting Woman Design and Diagram - Victor Coeurjoly Designer notes:  The base is symmetric, symmetric, but note note that the final model isn't. After folding the base, the final form is obtained very quickly. I like these simple forms, straight lines and suggestive shapes that don't define the woman completely.  Try to keep keep the paper as flat flat as possible possible in the legs, arms, body and face, and crimp it in the hair.  There is no left left and right leg, but but an up and down down leg. Each Each leg can be right or left. left. This This is the funniest thing in that model. I had this simple idea before to create her, and the rest of the model turns around these folds, as simple as possible.

CP of the Base

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 The complete CP

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 The close base

Making the head - step 2

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Making the head - step 1

Making the legs

© Copyright 2013 by Victor Coeurjoly This document was published by OrigamiUSA’s online magazine, The Fold, with permission from the author. If you did not obtain this document from The Fold’s website, you may have infringed upon the author’s copyright. This document can be obtained legally by joining OrigamiUSA online at http://www.origami-usa.org/