Extreme Origami. From the website:
In the dojo of the origami purist, there are only two rules: The folder may use just one sheet of square paper, and the paper cannot be cut or torn in any way. Following these rules to make a figure like a peace crane, with four basic features—a head, a tail, and two wings—is relatively easy, and origamists traditionally proceeded by trial and error, unfolding and refolding a piece of paper until it started to resemble, say, a swan. For hundreds of years, origami's most complex patterns topped out at 20 steps.
These days patterns requiring more than 100 steps are common. Some of that competitive acceleration is due to Lang, who transformed the art by writing a computer program that can generate the blueprint for ultracomplex origami sculptures. Even with digital assistance, figuring out the sequence of folds that will create a beetle and all its ornaments is a mathematical problem of staggering complexity. Still, the reigning champion of intricate origami is a 23-year-old Japanese savant named Satoshi Kamiya. Unaided by software, he recently produced what is considered the pinnacle of the field, an eight-inch-tall Eastern dragon with eyes, teeth, a curly tongue, sinuous whiskers, a barbed tail, and a thousand overlapping scales. The folding alone took 40 hours, spread out over several months.
http://www.discover.com/issues/jul-06/features/origami/?page=1 - via mental_floss
ok, maybe not-dis is amazing! theres no way it was 1 sheet of paper :0
( I'm from Hungary )
Send to: melonbag@telia.com
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i dont even know how to unfold this ^^
Send to: harrypotterlucas@hotmail.fr
but it's too difficult :(
send at:pitarresi_mk@hotmail.co.uk
thanks.
Please can u send me instructionssss at cedak@freemail.hu
THANK YOU!
It's obviously not made from a single piece of paper, it must require many, and then the pieces hook together. But probably each individual piece starts square and then is folded without cutting.
I really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, want to make one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thanks!!!
from: tom the moose
Please can u send me instructionssss at cedak@freemail.hu
THANK YOU!
Send to:miligonzalescaceres@hotmail.com
Shouting out from Jamaica that is so awesome can you please send it to buckydawg@hotmail.com thanks a million
RESPECT!!!!!!!
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kemixofdanile123@hotmail.com
Well done! it's beautiful
Love it!
I'd like the instructions either (A)
This origami is real. Go look up origami works by Satoshi Kamiya. He made Bahamut (the divine dragon), Red dragon and a Phoenix. There is even video youtube evidence.
tahjlover@yahoo.com thanks!!! XD
This is Ryujin 3.5. You can actually find a crease patten for Ryujin 2.1 at Satoshi Kamiya's website.
the dragon looks perfect, It is hard to believe its only paper.. I would like to ask you for sending a diagram to ekosarisan@gmail.com if possible. this masterpiece could be embellishment of my room. thanks in advance.
peter
? am turkish
could you tell me please
now
plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz can u send me the like for its making
TrowaX31@hotmail.com thanks
1. This article is 3 years old.
2. The blog author did not make the dragon he's just reporting on it.
3. Even, if this was the creator's blog, just use some common sense. He spent 40+ hours to create a unique piece of art. Why would he give out instructions for it? Further more, why would he take time to send them out individually to a bunch of random douchebags on the Internet?
4. There are NO instructions to send, so stop asking.
Please send me the instructions on how to make the eastern dragon
THZ
Over all: PURE AWESOME!!!
thanks a lot
Thank You