Now I am as much a fan of Game of Thrones as the next person, but I do like a good ice zombie as a baddie:
This is Nick Robinson’s “Hairy Man”, but I think it is much more demonstrative of an icy undead monster. Continue reading
Now I am as much a fan of Game of Thrones as the next person, but I do like a good ice zombie as a baddie:
This is Nick Robinson’s “Hairy Man”, but I think it is much more demonstrative of an icy undead monster. Continue reading
Last night (25th March) was Earth Hour. Between 8:30 and 9:30pm we turned off our lights:
I decided to try and fold something by torchlight … great plan Einstein. Continue reading
Trolling around on the internet, as one does, I came across instructions for a 3D cube Illusion by Nick Robinson:
I needed something that was relatively quick (times are busy, it was late) so thought I would give it a try. Continue reading
The “Penrose Triangle”, also known as a Penrose Tribar is an impossible object:
If you look at any vertice it makes sense but the shape, as a whole, cannot exist … well, until now that is.
When I first saw folds of this I was intrigued, knowing a folder on Facebook, he suggested I approach the designer, Nick Robinson, who graciously shared his design with me (isn’t the interweb amazing). Continue reading
Now I read, after the fact, that the Space Shuttle “Discovery” landed for the last time, and I gather it will not go up again.
I quite like this model, fairly simple folds but the shape relies on shaping and puckering in places to indicate lines – neat indeed.
You too can have a go: http://www.nickrobinson.info/origami/diagrams/shuttle1.htm