Sure! Here's the one on my desk.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/CTwfUHd6JGdYPL3F6 He's made from a n approx.
20" square, with the head made from a square approx. 4.5" He has guarded
my desk for over 15 years. So far, no one has stolen my desk.
The one from my sister lives in a plastic box with a handful of my own
models I've kept through the years. My origami Segway, my 30-unit
schnobe-unit ball a bit smaller then a quarter, and a others. I'll
occasionally keep one made of particularly interesting paper, or made
some kind of modification that I thought was cool.
JRSM
On 11/7/2019 9:02 AM, Gerardo @neorigami.com wrote:
I asked about folds we've looked after (kept) for some time now because of
its sentimental value. Kate Honeyman, John R. S. Mascio, and Miranda
(Mizu-randa) shared their stories.
Thank you three for sharing them with us.
Kate, where do you keep the crab? Please share a picture of your
granddaughter's fold.
John, you shared a picture of the fold made by your sister and mentioned
where you keep your variation. Would you please share a picture of your
variation? Aside from that, would you let me know where do you keep the
fold made by your sister?
Miranda, sounds like a very beautiful vase and it's amazing how long it has
accompanied you. Would you share us a picture as well?
Thank you.
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Gerardo
gerardo(a)neorigami.com
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