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About Me Member Deviously Deviant Morzsi18/Female/Hungary Recent Activity Deviant for 1 Year
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Állatkert

Thu May 7, 2009, 10:23 AM
Feltöltötem a legjobban sikerült ké;peket a nyíregyházi állatkertből. Háromszoros huttá az optikai zoom-nak! Azért még van mit gyakorolni, ha jó ké;peket akarok csinálni... Mindenesetre első a vizsgaidőszak, utána a szórakozás... :P

  • Mood: Tired
  • Listening to: előadások hanganyaga
  • Reading: analízis
  • Watching: tankönyv
  • Eating: ami romlandó
  • Drinking: ami majdnem megromlott

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  • Current Residence: Hungary
  • Interests: anime, manga, Japan, reading
  • Favourite movie: Back to the Future 1-3, A.I., Interstate 60, Fight club
  • Favourite band or musician: Arashi, AAA, Rag Fair, KAT-TUN, WaT
  • Favourite genre of music: J-POP
  • Favourite poet or writer: Isaac Asimov, Michael Ende, Diana Wynne Jones, Gabriel García Márquez

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:iconseiyachan:
Köszi a favot! A másikat is nézd meg!

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:iconvvica:
Köszi a favot! :D
:iconnamidainka:
Szia te táborlakó!
Küldj nekem linket annak a csajnak a ké;peihez akit említettél, hogy nagyon jó ruhaterveket készít!
Előre is köszike :3

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:iconmorzsi:
Minden relatív, nekem azért tetszenek. :)
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:iconryuucid:
Thanks a lot for the watch ^^

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:iconlexar-:
Thanks for watching me. =)
:iconmorzsi:
You are great! How long have you been doing it? I started origami only recently, but I want to be able to make such complicated S. Kamiya or R. Lang (etc. :) models too. I still have a long way to go.
What paper do you use? When I use normal A/4 copy paper, it becomes really hard to fold with many layers, and I can't make nice tips for beaks and legs and such. Can you give me some tips?
(Ooops, this msg became a bit long... Ok, I'll stop...^^")

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"It’s amazing the way one can take a step ten and a half miles long and still always land in a cowpat." (Diana Wynne Jones: Howl's moving castle)
:iconlexar-:
Haha, it's okay. I just started origami about 5 months ago. I used to do really simple origami when I was little, so picking it up was not that hard for me. The key is to be very precise at every step, and look at the following step's picture for reference, because mistakes tend to amplify themselves when you get to step 60 and above.

And yes paper was really a problem when I got to the more complex models. Those packs of origami paper sold in my general art stores are good for intermediate models, but for complex, they tend to rip and tear.

For models like Kamiya's dragons you need REALLY BIG paper. My personal choice is parchment/tracing paper. They're really strong and thin, but it takes some getting used to. They also come in very large rolls like 60 cm widths, and they're relatively cheap compared to specialty papers like Thai Unryu.

I hope this helps in getting you started! Sorry for the long message; it's even longer than yours. :P
:iconmorzsi:
Thanks a lot! I'll post some pics when I manage to make something nice. I downloaded tons of origami books in the past few months, and I choose something randomly most of the times.:)
I started wit modular, and I still prefer it to figures, but I think it'll change in the time;)

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"It’s amazing the way one can take a step ten and a half miles long and still always land in a cowpat." (Diana Wynne Jones: Howl's moving castle)

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