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Black Devil Angler Fish
…or deluge part 2. Black Devil Angler Fish, designed by Robert J Lang, folded from 34.5cm paper. Final model ~12cm long. Another one from Origami Sea Life by John Montroll and Robert J Lang. Lang’s own...
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Unicorn
Unicorn. My own design. Folded from 15cm kami, approx 7cm tall. (I’ve posed the unicorn on an unfolded sheet of kami with which I had been doing some trial-and-error folding.) A good origami unicorn...
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Yoda and Goldfish—new photos
Goldfish, designed by John Montroll, wet-folded from 52cm square off left-over wallpaper. Final model ~20cm long. Jedi Master Yoda designed by Fumiaki Kawahata, folded from 34.5cm paper. Final model...
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Another Unicorn
Unicorn. My design. Folded from 15c kami, final model ~8cm long Another Unicorn of my own design. I’m a lot happier with this one than the previous effort (and with various unhappy nameless pieces that...
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Samurai Helmet Beetle
Samurai Helmet Beetle: designed by Robert J Lang, folded from 21cm Tuttle Publishing patterned paper. Final models ~7cm long. Another model from Origami Insects and Their Kin. A third one below the...
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Loads of bugs!
A group of my models from designs by Lang (Origami Insects and Their Kin)
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There’s more than one way to fold a frog-base
In this discussion, I’m going to assume a familiarity with the water bomb base. (If you’re unfamiliar with the concept of origami bases, start with the origami terms page here.) Starting with the water...
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…and from a frog-base to a frog
Take your frog base (see previous post) 1: Fold the four shorter points up inside. 2: Narrow the four longer points with mountain-folds. 3: Reverse-fold the first two points to form the front legs. 4:...
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Frog base extended
Following on from the previous two posts, if you unfold your frog base so that it’s back to a flat square, you will see that the crease pattern looks something like this: Frog base crease-pattern. Now...
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Another fold of the treefrog
This is probably the last in the series of posts based around the frog and its base. See earlier posts: here, here, and here. Tree Frog. Designed by Robert J Lang, folded by me. (35cm deluxe washi,...
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Loads of bugs!
A group of my models from designs by Lang (Origami Insects and Their Kin)
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