ManyFolds in another Variety

Two modified shapes of Leaf: those might have been realized as some kind of pavilions in somewhere...

Material: a sheet of square origami for each.
_[Adhesive tapes will be needed if the papers are not so rigid enough.]

Date: February 26, 2006

Photo date: February 27, 2006

Twin structures in variation: those will be folded by similar methods for folding objects in the article: Pairs of twin folding structures: reference pictures.

Material: a sheet of square origami for each, without using adhesives.

Date: February 22, 2006

Photo date: February 23, 2006

Spatial folded objects in variation have already been displayed in the articles: Variation of Leaf #1, #2, #3 and #4 in ManyFolds in Variety.
The folded structures in there might not give visual impressions of blades, since colorations and 'heavy' modifications on those structures are much different to natural leaves... Here is another variation:

A valley crease of a diagonal line on a square is formed into the mid-lib of a leaf; triangles with those longer edges in alternating creases with acute angles along the lib are folded like nerves of the leaf. It is molded into a little longer length and narrow width in comparison to the original one in the earliest article: Leaf.

Material: a sheet of square origami, without using adhesives.

Date: February 22, 2006

Photo date: February 23, 2006

Another variation of cruciform, an alternating two-toned symmetric 'shuriken' as seen in the following picture at upper right, will be spinning when it is falling down in the air. The picture at lower left shows its backside; it may suggest the structure in variation to spin:

Material: Square origami, without using adhesives.

Date: In December 2005

Photo date: February 11, 2006

Two spatial modifications of the previous cruciform shapes formed like stools:

Material: Square origami, without using adhesives.

Date: In December 2005

Photo date: February 11, 2006