His is too complicated and when I google it all of them are the same.
All of the other dragons I’ve found aren’t the Asian representation. I’ve looked at those sites already, the only asian style one is Joseph Wu’s.
Well have you tried other resources, like a book of Origami, or do you want the Japanese stuff?
Any kinds of instruction accepted! I love them all! I’m just looking for some really interesting, unusual, or hard to find origami instructions! Thanks!
Check out:
http://dev.origami.com/diagram.cfm
http://www.origami-instructions.com/
Hope these help.
Hi, my neice wants cash as a gift and I would like to present it creatively. Please note – I’ve tried origami and I seem to be a bit inept at this art so I need VERY easy instructions. Thank you so much.
The Frog is probably the easiest.
http://www.lockergnome.com/diy/how-to-make-an-origami-frog-from-a-one-dollar-bill/
I have been doing origami for many, many years, and I’m looking for a new challenge. I’d like to find origami instructions for Bulbasaur or any of its evolutions. I never figured out how to read line origami charts (the type that has just one image with various types of dotted/dashed/arrows/symbols), so please none of those.
this is for pali’s origami instruction site, but this is in video format, so might be easier for you
http://origamitube.com/play.php?vid=163 <—pikachu
while i was browsing, i also found squirtle
http://www.origamitube.com/play.php?vid=164
and charizard?
http://www.origamitube.com/play.php?vid=442
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