ais Tale lt- 1d MU (ele l-) Ey Lele Mucuraarey Co) Cow Theme: Pig base Fold using 6” (15 cm) or preferably larger origami paper. Step 5 shows a (blintzec) Pig base. Though it looks similar to traditional Double Boat (shown below), they are completely different. Pig base: In Standing Crane, | explained the trunk in a tree structure. The base of tracitional Pig shows a structure with a typical Use of the trunk. The Pig base has a trunk in the middle and three branches at each end. You can see the central river in the circlo-river diagram that corresponds to the trunk, From the viewpoint of “molecules” or areas of grouped creases, the base consists of two quadrangular “molecules,” that is, two 1 : 2 rectangular "molecules." ‘Now, let's take a closer look at quadrangular “molecules.” ‘Any quadrangle can be folded so that all edges align, (Robert Lang proved that its true with any polygon, but, here we examine only quadrangles.) For example, as ‘explained in Orizury Transformation, a quadrangle that has ‘an inscribed circle can be folded as shown in the left ang ‘center picture in the middle row. The center quadrangle is folded in the same way as a Water-bomb base from a square. If we extend this pattotn to a rectangle and other quadrangles, we must add a crease to make a trunk. ‘The ctease pattern on the right is for Tiger | published before, Although it has more creases because i is based on 22.5" angles, you can see two 1 : 1.5 rectangle “molecules” next to each other. They define the basic structure, and the other parts create flaps for ears. So this, pattern can be applied to different quadruped animals. This Cow is also derived from @ Pig base, though nol fram the crease pattern on the right. Before transformed in step. 6 il starts with a blinized Pig base (step 5). ‘The crease pattern of the Pig base. ~™” AVA Ge Folding quadrangles to align all the ‘edges. (The quadrangles on the eft ‘and center has an inseribed citcle.) >< ‘The tree figure of the Pig base. ‘A crease pattem that can be used for the design of different animals. 74 Intermediate Models 3 4 5 “Ox = = Inside reverse-foldIntermediate [iieetiiretaedsaniieaa (ere aaa] af beak Inside reverse-fold under the second layer 16 NR Many layers here \ Inside reverse-fold \ this hard to fold because there Ropeat steps 14-15, are many layers in the front, Repeat on the other side. Open slightly 18 19 Rabbit-ear-fold ‘Swivel-told Intermediate Models 75Intermediate Models 22 Hide the white parts, 26 27 wd ww WW Inside reverse-fold Pleat. Rabbit-ear-told 38 39 40:1 76 Intermediate Models41 42 => 43 44 45 Petaltold Reverse the flap (Rapeat steps 42-44. inside. 46 47 48 49 50 51 Inside crimp. Repeat step 49. reverse-fold 53 54 Push in carefully so that the face is symmetric (paying attention not to 55 crack the forehead). Lift the head to face forward and bend the horns forward using the creases made in step 40. Finished. Intermediate Models 77