None of those are real origami except for the yoda a little. the rest anyone can do, just wrinkle a piece of paper, then unwrinkle and wrinkle again to the desired shape.

nice very nice

… is more like “papel mache”. Origami is pepper folding, this is more like sculpting wrinkle wet pepper. I admit it, is beautiful any ways you call it (but isn’t real origami, take a book plz)

okay vee,

those are origami. and i’d love to see you make and post your own.

You try it and if you get equally good results I’ll accept that you’re not a complete butt-munch. Until then Vee, keep chomping rectum!

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Do you honestly think other people give a shit whether it’s real origami?

@Vee if you look closely, most of them are real origami; they’re just crinkled for effect

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“None of those are real origami except for the yoda a little. the rest anyone can do, just wrinkle a piece of paper, then unwrinkle and wrinkle again to the desired shape.”

True, but still super cool. I love the little Yoda.

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i like the way you did in yoda… but the rest??? i dont know what to say… hehehe

Actually ALL of them are real origami. Most people still think of the 10 step paper cranes that we have all tried to make at some point, when confronted with the art. But these are a different league altogher. The crumpling that you see is really the paper being folded and going beyond what is considered a clean fold. what you have above is folding that exceeds 200 steps easily, all while using a square sheet and no tears what so ever. To be able to create those complex folds is akin to chess…you have to be quite the genius.

Anyone who thinks this as trivial or nerdy has absolutely no clue. I read about this one guy from an Ivy league school, middle aged, gave up his lucrative career as an engineer cause he didnt find it challenging…took up origami full time…now makes a killing designing idustrial products that benefit from his power of design…cant remember the name