+Username+
Wolf Shadowstalker
+Name of the Mutato+
Senju
++Reason for choosing the name++
Well, at the mention of the paper cranes in this Mutato's design, it reminds me of a true story I read about a Japanese girl named Sadako diagnosed with leukemia who tried completing the traditional good luck charm to fold a thousand paper cranes to grant a wish or long life. One of the many readings of the name Senju in Japanese can be roughly translated to "a thousand hands." The thousand stands for the number of paper cranes in the charm, and the hands bit relates to the many hands that went into making the remaining paper cranes when Sadako finally succumbed to the disease. I bawled at the end of that book. ;u;
+Origami Picture+
Here's the main attraction. This piece is folded by Brian Chan from ONE UNCUT SQUARE OF PAPER, FOLDS ONLY.
PLUS this centipede, same conditions. How did he manage the legs???
I am stunned by this guy's skill. O_O
Here's the link to were I got the first image from which links back to the home page, so you can check out his other works too. c:
And here's some random paper cranes to keep with the theme. c:
~*Personality*~
A little something I'd thought I'd add myself. ^^
Senju is a quiet, friendly Mutato who gets along with nearly everyone he meets, though he's very quick to take offense if you tease him and it takes a LOT of apologizing and begging to get him to return to his normal self in front of the offender. Part of the reason for this is that he's rather stubborn and will only change his mind when he feels like it, even if he does consider outside suggestions. Otherwise he's very optimistic, willing to give the benefit of the doubt and tries his best to keep up the group morale even in the worst situations.
Wolf Shadowstalker
+Name of the Mutato+
Senju
++Reason for choosing the name++
Well, at the mention of the paper cranes in this Mutato's design, it reminds me of a true story I read about a Japanese girl named Sadako diagnosed with leukemia who tried completing the traditional good luck charm to fold a thousand paper cranes to grant a wish or long life. One of the many readings of the name Senju in Japanese can be roughly translated to "a thousand hands." The thousand stands for the number of paper cranes in the charm, and the hands bit relates to the many hands that went into making the remaining paper cranes when Sadako finally succumbed to the disease. I bawled at the end of that book. ;u;
+Origami Picture+
Here's the main attraction. This piece is folded by Brian Chan from ONE UNCUT SQUARE OF PAPER, FOLDS ONLY.
PLUS this centipede, same conditions. How did he manage the legs???
I am stunned by this guy's skill. O_O
Here's the link to were I got the first image from which links back to the home page, so you can check out his other works too. c:
And here's some random paper cranes to keep with the theme. c:
~*Personality*~
A little something I'd thought I'd add myself. ^^
Senju is a quiet, friendly Mutato who gets along with nearly everyone he meets, though he's very quick to take offense if you tease him and it takes a LOT of apologizing and begging to get him to return to his normal self in front of the offender. Part of the reason for this is that he's rather stubborn and will only change his mind when he feels like it, even if he does consider outside suggestions. Otherwise he's very optimistic, willing to give the benefit of the doubt and tries his best to keep up the group morale even in the worst situations.
