December’s Challenge, October's Favorite, Vote for November’s Challenge!
Dear fellow folders of the world, The CFC is running a monthly challenge, and we invite you to take an active part in that! Past First, let's give some hands to our favorite Recursive <https://cfcorigami.com/challenge/recursive-designs>model! Actually, there were two favorites - Haworthia <https://cfcorigami.com/challenge/recursive-designs/entry/haworthia>, by Robert Foord <https://cfcorigami.com/creator/robert>, and Asterisk Fractal <https://cfcorigami.com/challenge/recursive-designs/entry/asterisk-fractal>, by Alphonsus Rouis Nonog <https://cfcorigami.com/user/986>! Present Many thanks to all who contributed to November’s Classic Art Challenge—The Birth of Venus <https://cfcorigami.com/challenge/classic-art-challenge-birth-venus>! It seems that the muse was difficult to find, but for those who managed, well done to you! Voting is open now, so you can explore the creative works and choose your favorite out of the 6 models! Future Our next challenge is “Hearts and Bones <https://cfcorigami.com/challenge/hearts-and-bones>”! In Origami 3, by Harbin <https://cfcorigami.com/creator/robertharbin>, there was a model titled Valentine by Patricia Crawford <https://cfcorigami.com/creator/patriciacrawford> - a heart pierced by an arrow. It was one of the first models I saw that combined two objects together, which was a shocking revelation for me. How could she do it, I wondered, with my three years (and three books) of origami experience? This month's challenge is devoted to the heart, but the heart should not be lonely. Add to it anything you wish. To be clear, we are looking for models of hearts with something. They could be of any genre, from Modular to action model, and using any technique, from crumpling to wet-folding. Anyone can post, either a new original model or your version on a known model by others. Enjoy! Ilan Garibi CFC Manager www.cfcorigami.com
