Last week we started a weekly feature called “This Week in Origami” where we feature some of the best new photos uploaded to the Internet during the past week. The post was quite well received and we’re back again this week with our second edition.
So let’s get to it!
First up is this incredible dinosaur skull from the master of paper dinosaurs, Tran Trung Hieu.
Designed and folded by Tran Trung Hieu
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Instructions not available
Next up is a beautiful looking and framed tessellation by Robin Scholz.
Missing Link, Designed and Folded by Robin Scholz
Photo instructions for this tessellation available here
Rui Roda uploads a lot of great photos and here are some of my favourites from the last week.
Koi, Designed by Ángel Morollón and Folded by Rui Roda
Diagrams available in Origami Sketchbook by Ángel Morollón
Penguin, Designed by Ángel Morollón and Folded by Rui Roda
Diagrams available in Origami Sketchbook by Ángel Morollón
Rhinoceros, Designed by Ángel Morollón and Folded by Rui Roda
Diagrams available in Origami Sketchbook by Ángel Morollón
Beth Johnson created a very cute paper crab with her signature clean and minimalist style.
Crab, Designed and Folded by Beth Johnson
Instructions not available
Peter Keller makes his own paper and here’s an image demoing his new flower pattern.
Flower Pattern Paper Designed by Peter Keller
Danielle Verbeeten folded something you don’t normally see in origami, the Eye of Horus from Egyptian mythology.
Eye of Horus, Designed by Hoàng Tiến Quyết and folded by Danielle Verbeeten
Maria Sinayskaya uploaded several pictures of her excellent looking kusudamas.
Origami Sonobe, Designed and folded by Maria Sinayskaya
Instructions not available
Origami Sonobe, Designed and folded by Maria Sinayskaya
Instructions not available
Origami Kusudamas, Designed and folded by Maria Sinayskaya
Instructions not available
Finally, one of the last images I saw this week was this awesome tree frog folded by Sebastien Limet.
Climb Peaks n°2, Designed and Folded by Sebastien Limet
Instructions not available
That’s it for this week, be sure to check back next Friday for more weekly origami!
