Is there a term for this type of 3D models? I love this one, I'm looking for more. A lot of (animal) models are unfortunately too flat for my taste. I tried to google "3D animal origami" but I only got a bunch of tessellations/modular origami. Please recommend me some diagram/models to fold.
More of what I'm talking about. Both are on youtube.
"Origami with Jo Nakashima" on youtube has some good tutorials like these. I'm not sure if there is a term/name for them or not since I think it is more about the style the artist uses when designing the patterns rather than them being inside a specific "category". Try searching for "standing animal origami" or "realistic origami". Good luck!
>>617805The penguin model is from that youtuber. Unfortunately I couldn't find anything else I want to fold on his channel. This penguin is my favorite from his work.
>>617758https://www.ixigua.com/7219294398721786368?logTag=760f595314c93afbbc9b
>>617809https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=yvv3yrlRA5Y
>>617743https://jonakashima.com.br/2015/07/13/origami-penguin/
Idk if there’s a term for it but David Brill makes some good animal models.
>>619563One of those flat models I meant. They look much better from the side.
low-poly
>>617743>>617758>>617809i would call these shell models but idk if that means anything to anyone else
>>621638Not really.
>>621641ahh. yeah, i tried googling different terms and there doesn't seem to be a name for these sort of husk-like models. i'm not sure if this fits what you're after, but i've always been fond of Anibal Voyer's ghost modelhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0tLjyoC_7c
