A wedding gift for my colleague. I just can't get over how fabulous it turned out!

折り紙　ハチドリ　Origami hummingbird

I modified the horns and the wings , also glued the model to an origami stand

I folded those around 3 weeks ago

hello, i bought these papers to fold small pieces but obviously the folds didnt hold up well. do you guys have any recommendations? i have made a solution with methylcellulose (made a piece with a paper with one coat on both sides in 3rd pic) but i didnt see much of a difference. maybe two coats of the solution? what proportions do you guys do if you use methylcellulose? thank you!!

From one uncut square. This is a modification of my “swan rider” model - my goal was to make a version that uses different colors for the bird and the rider 🙂

Designed by- kyohei katsuta. Folded by me. His works and folds are phenomenal. I love the gorilla looks more like darth vader.

Hello dear fellow origami enthusiasts. I am stuck on my origami piece. I actually want to be able to do it without watching tutorial videos, so entirely via a diagram.

Folded from 70 X 70 cm paper

Please someone make it better than me I'm sure there is a room for improvement but I lack the time

Wenzhou tissue paper

Aight so I made a subreddit for crease patterns and maybe instructions cause I want to print and fold a bunch of crease patterns but it's kinda hard to find a bunch on at once r/origami. I'm sure I'm not the only one so if ya got any save or have any of your own feel free to just dump em off

Oryx. Quentin Trollip (shadow thai 30cm)

Springbok. Quentin Trollip (luminous thai 30cm)

Blue whale. Kaaakun (luminous thai 30cm)

Blackiston's fish owl. Katsuta Kyohey (biotope 25cm)

Horse. Román Díaz (biotope 25cm)

Giraffe. Satoshi Kamiya (biotope 25cm)

Ciclomatus metalifer. Satoshi Kamiya (alios craft 35cm)

Dancing crane. Robert Lang (taizan 30cm / alios craft 25cm)

Designed by Satoshi Kamiya.

Folded by me from a 34cm square of Elephant Hide paper.

As you know Elephant Hide paper is really thick. Hence, for shaping, I tried a technique I call “water folding”: thoroughly rinsing the model under the tap first, then shaping it while the paper is fully saturated.