Star Wars the Force Awakens is just a couple of days away so to celebrate that the wait is almost over here’s more Star Wars themed origami!
Morisue Kei has designed a ton of excellent Star Wars models including these Clone Trooper helmets.
Clone Trooper Helmet, Designed by Morisue Kei and Folded by Eyal
Diagrams available in Origami Tanteidan 16th Convention
Morisue Kei also designed an actual Clone Trooper as well as just the helmet.
Clone Trooper, Designed by Morisue Kei and Folded by Icaros Mo
Instructions not available
Matthew LaBoone created this great origami Jedi by taking Satoshi Kamiya’s wizard model and modifying it a bit.
Jedi, Modified from Satoshi Kamiya’s Wizard and Folded by Matthew LaBoone
Instructions not available
Joseph Wu has designed a cute little origami Jawa.
Jawa, Designed and Folded by Joseph Wu
Instructions not available
Martin Hunt has designed this incredible and very complicated looking BB-8, the droid from the new Star Wars movie.
BB-8, Designed and Folded by Martin Hunt
Crease pattern available from starwarigami.co.uk
Visit Martin Hunt’s website at starwarigami.co.uk
Yoda is a super popular Star Wars character and a ton of different people have designed different origami Yoda models. Here’s a great one designed by Tong Liu.
Little Yoda, Designed and Folded by Tong Liu
Instructions not available
Craig Folds Fives has designed several great little origami Yodas out of dollar bills.
Young Yoda, Designed and Folded by Craig Folds Fives
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Young Yoda in Training, Designed and Folded by Craig Folds Fives
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Young Yoda with Lightsaber, Designed and Folded by Craig Folds Fives
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Magik9 designed this very detailed more realistic looking Yoda.
Old Master Jedi, Designed and Folded by Magik9
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Later Magik9 also designed this other great and much slimmer Yoda.
Old Jedi Master, Designed and Folded by Magik9
Instructions not available
Alexander Kurth has designed two origami Yodas both with a very different style.
“Wet behind the ears”, Designed and Folded by Alexander Kurth
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Little Yoda, Designed and Folded by Alexander Kurth
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Ivan Svatko folded this older version of Alexander Kurth’s more cartooney looking Yoda.
Yoda, Designed by Alexander Kurth and Folded by Ivan Svatko
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Probably the most famous origami Yoda is designed by Fumiaki Kawahata. It’s one of my all-time favourite origami models. Tons of people have folded it and each time it has a slightly different personality based on the folder.
Here’s Tong Liu’s take on the model.
Yoda, Designed by Fumiaki Kawahata and Folded by Tong Liu
Video instructions available from Jo Nakashima’s YouTube channel
Here’s the model folded by James Lucas.
Yoda, Designed by Fumiaki Kawahata and Folded by James Lucas
Video instructions available from Jo Nakashima’s YouTube channel
Here’s a possibly younger Yoda with a bit less wrinkled face by Mariano Zavala B.
Yoda, Designed by Fumiaki Kawahata and Folded by Mariano Zavala B.
Video instructions available from Jo Nakashima’s YouTube channel
Francisco José González Alcázar modified the design a little bit so that Yoda is sitting down in this photo.
Yoda, Designed by Fumiaki Kawahata and Folded by Francisco José González Alcázar
Video instructions available from Jo Nakashima’s YouTube channel
Alexander Kurth folded this Yoda and took this great photo of it out in the forest. It’s a little bit nicer looking than Dagobah but it’s still a great photo.
Yoda, Designed by Fumiaki Kawahata and Folded by Alexander Kurth
Video instructions available from Jo Nakashima’s YouTube channel
Here’s Jo Nakashima’s take on the model.
Yoda, Designed by Fumiaki Kawahata and Folded by Jo Nakashima
Video instructions available from Jo Nakashima’s YouTube channel
Finally here’s Gonzalo’s excellent version of the model. I find it very interesting how so many people can fold the same model yet it looks so different each time.
Yoda, Designed by Fumiaki Kawahata and Folded by Gonzalo
Video instructions available from Jo Nakashima’s YouTube channel
That’s pretty much it for Star Wars origami so this is just a two episode series. If you missed the first episode featuring ships and vehicles from Star Wars you can check it out below:
Star Wars Origami Episode I, Vehicles and Vessels
Be sure to check out all these great origami artists on their Flickr pages and websites and send them some comments, likes and follows.
