I make small Origami to the point that when I gift people Origami they toss it in the Trash because it's too small to be recognised.Either that or I'm just too bad at Origami lol
I mean it has your sweat, oil, and who knows what.
>>611714make the crane. it looks like something. this one is too abstrant for normies i guess. worked for me.>>611720>I mean it has your sweat, oil, and who knows what.also this. if tom cruise would give you a trash tier crappy origami, you would keep it. tl dr: self improvement.
>>611714Looks more like a seahorse than a goose. I'm inpressed you managed to make anything with XXXL finger like that. Maybe use bigger paper and make a bigger model.
>>611751It's not a Seahorse?
>>614431It is a seahorse. /OP/'s name is Goose. The dude above your post just thinks he's funny.
>>611714looks llike shit to me and i even like seahorses
>>611714try this one. it's cooler.from the book 'One Water One World'
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>>611720It’s the thought that counts
Skill issue. I just made this tiny goat and i will gift it to a girl I know, and she will immediately fall in love with me.
>>616934based
>>616934>>616964just because some autistic people are into origami, doesn't mean everyone into origami is autistic.
>>616965Everyone is into cute origami just like everyone likes cute cats, now from liking cats to accepting one and taking care of it is a long way, same from liking cool origamis to actually making it a hobbie
>>617038this sentence is unitelligble. also how can it be a hobby?
>>611714use more elegant modelsthe smaller it is, the more immediately recognizable it has to beno I don't know any such models but I wish I did because I also like small origami
>>617038super cope post
>>616934cute goatie. sauce?
>>611714>some sperg came up to me and gave me his orange candy wrapper
I make origami peacocks made from dollar bills and it's always well-received and after a while they can simply unravel it to spend the money. I lay the bills flat and spray them with Lysol and let them dry, which results in a clean and crispy bill. If you're making really small origami you probably benefit from using something of better precision than your fingernails to crease the edges. I knew a girl who made very, very small cranes to use in jewelry and she used tweezers for the entire process, both to avoid getting any oil/fingerprints on the very thin and shiny paper, and to get very sharp creases. https://www.diy-magazine.com/instructions/dollar-bill-origami/origami-peacock-dollar/
>>616934>you are the GOAT in my life, babe
>>621373Reverse image search led me to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMWiA-0pZKk
>>611714I need one I am sad
>>611714No you wipe your butt with that hand lmfao I don’t want your toilet paper
I used to go to my local mall, sit at a tablet next to the railing (2nd floor) and drop origami cranes over the rail. They glide down. Then I would just wait and watch people light up when they found them.
I do bill origami and throw it to my burlesque and stripper friends, or when paying another artfag for something.
