Origami robin bird

A variation on my Simple Robin, folded from two overlapping sheets of paper (kami, 15cm), no cut, no glue.

Designed by me, folded from a square sheet of papers. Diagrams available here.

Model : Robin Bird Author : Dave Brill Country : Class : Bird Level : ** Pages : 4 Step : 29

A single, bright red origami bird stands out against a backdrop of dozens of white origami birds. The red bird is perched on a small mound of crumpled white paper, which appears to be the remains of other origami creations. The image is a simple yet striking visual metaphor for individuality and standing out from the crowd. The lighting is soft and diffused, casting gentle shadows that add depth and dimension to the scene.

Start with the bird base and make an origami bird or robin following these instructions and step by step pictures. If you already know the bird base, then this origami bird or robin shouldn't be very hard at all.

Cardinal, 2017. One uncut square, no cuts or glue. About 30-40 steps, but a few tricky steps.

London-based artist Zack Mclaughlin constructs uncannily realistic birds made from wood and cut paper leaves. A lifelong fascination with the natural world lead Mclaughlin to explore different kinds of 3d model making, first starting with wire and then moving into the more realistic sculptures you see here. You can see more of his recent work on DeviantArt and in his shop. (via Lustik) More

Little birds, designed and folded by Gen Hagiwara (source: ) #origami #bird