Butterfingers Origami

Made this account to stalk other designers a while back, but I might as well share my own work as well.

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@airsoto Nope! Good attempt though!

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Mystery crease patterns. First to get them all right gets free diagrams. (I'm bored.)

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@ponkithi1126 Cute. The bonnet's a nice touch.

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@i_zappie Awesome!! I love origami birds. One of my favorite subjects.

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Magic Frog
I think it's cool because the color change on the wings comes from the center of the square and not from the edge.

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@sakusaku858 Yeah, the crease pattern would be cool.
That's what you meant right? 😨

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@sakusaku858 That's always the difficult part haha. Good luck!

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@ZaBravens @EddCoates Yeah! That's what happened with Call of Duty and an AI Santa boss. That's why AI shouldn't be used. Because it's too easy for QC or anyone else to mistake for the final art. I ran out of words to make my point clearer.

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@Nshatner Very nice! Instantly recognizable!

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@g_origami @ordr1003 Ooh, I like the the centipede! It looks gorgeous. I had a similar structural idea once but wasn't able to execute it. Props to you!

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@5n0yfvFRWF21589 The sense of motion is insane. Super cool!

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@jjubokK Oh also, pigeons have a gene, also sex-linked, which determines wing patterning. The allele present here is probably the T-check allele, but it's a bit hard to say, since the photo is a bit blurry.

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@jjubokK It's a polymorphism, morph for short.
Birds have two sex chromosomes, Z and W. The gene that determines color is found on the Z but not the W chromosome. This gene has three alleles, corresponding to ash-red (same as your sighting), blue, and brown (in order of dominance.)

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@jjubokK If this pigeon is female, (as I suspect it is, though it's really hard to tell without seeing it pop out an egg or observing mating behaviors,) then any of this pigeon's sons will also be ash-red. The father of this pigeon would also have been ash-red.

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Bald Eagle

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@kouY1096494 The kappa is cute.

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@yukioriori1997 Ooh a neck twist. Fancy!