That would be great, thank you. I will reply separately to the Bento thread.
Color always breaks form. But two colored papers are often used in Origami.
At least it is a truely folded model and not some fake AI Origami. 
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At this size (Why is it bigger in my quote? 
) it really resonates with me. Very Jack like. Having had many fury friends over the years they all had their very own character: hard to replace. 
Hardly anything is more comforting than a purring cat. 
I hope you all das the TW on the side
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I like the cat but it needs some definition in the lines of the legs and show the eyes etc to get a sense of the pose… This is an example of one i asked Sora to do which i think shows what can be done …or might be incorporated to Motovun Jack ?
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- Tiddlywiki the Tiger in a Tabby
- Tiddlywiki the Tabby with a Tiger inside
Just putting that out there.
Cats are not always compatible with TiddlyWIki
They think they are transparent and know nothing about keyboards and computer mice.
- From my current house sit
- I will have to do a House sit in Oxford?
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My feline coding assistants can be devious if I leave my keyboard unattended.
One day this week I returned to some code that I hadn’t touched for a few weeks. It failed with a catastrophic error when I tried to run it, despite the fact that I could have sworn that it ran properly when I was last working on it.
It didn’t take much forensic analysis to identify the culprit, indeed one wouldn’t have to be a programmer to spot it:
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I too like this image. It looks like its been etched into slate
Alex
I see that on Jermy’s flickr that there is an album of photos of Jack [1] – they are wonderful photos.
I think it would be a good idea to make use these. I’m having a play … and that’s what TW is all about for me. Its playful, like a kitten.
Alex
[1] https://www.flickr.com/photos/jermy/albums/72157649476626450/with/15894760940
I made this Gif with Adobe Express from Jeremy’s photo
Original image: https://flic.kr/p/py811f
Alex
Jack Jumps, animated gif
Alex
Somehow I missed out all these chats on the Tiddlywiki logo ! Maybe we should just call it Tabbywiki so we resolve the “tiddly” part of the name and still carrying over Jeremy’s legacy in the name, and we have a nice matching logo for the new name 
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TiddlyWiki is a great name! To me it is a link to the original “English” version of “the English language” , a language itself formed from a complex mix of other languages.
We don’t have bow to the USA in every part of our lives. In my life “tiddler” has never meant anything other than a small fish.
The word has charm.
There’s not a lot of UK IT projects these days. I see Jeremy as link to the a UK IT heritage via his work with the BBC Micro. I also like the fact that Joe Armstrong, himself a UK IT guy was a big fan of TW.
To me TW, through Jeremy, has inherited a BBC ethos. Lets keep TiddlyWiki! Its a great story!
Alex
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As an Australian, I assure you my strong objection (somewhere between discomfort and revulsion) to “tiddler” has nothing to do with the USA.
There is a long running thread about alternate names. The explanation of my view is linked from this comment: Let's brainstorm a name for the next version of TiddlyWiki - #181 by nemo
For me it’s very important to not let language be subverted by slang language.
Alex
I have to say, the stylized look with the almost cartoinish style to the eyes and definition line really do look nice.