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Models featured on this page are my original design, made from single square uncut paper.

About the Stamp 

I am partnering with Naoki Terao, on showcasing animals that are endangered. Through origami, we can raise awareness of endangered species and do something about our lifestyle that will not disrupt the survival of biodiversity! Check https://naokigami.com/ for more details.

My Designs

Part with different color is utilizing the underside of the paper.

turkey-vulture-origami
Turkey Vulture
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
crocodile-origami
Crocodile
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
earwig-origami
Earwig
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
water-boatmen-origami
Water Boatmen
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
halibut-origami
Halibut
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
coconut-crab-origami
Coconut Crab
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
condor-origami
Condor
[Detail] [Crease Pattern]
dragon-origami
Swift Dragon
[Detail] [Crease Pattern]
snail-origami
Snail
[Detail] [Crease Pattern]
ghost-knifefish-origami
Ghost Knifefish
[Detail] [Crease Pattern]
bali-myna-origami
Bali Myna
[Detail] [Crease Pattern]
markhor-origami
Markhor
[Detail] [Crease Pattern]
bowhead-whale-origami
Bowhead Whale
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
volant-penguin-origami
Volant Penguin
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
babirusa-origami
Babirusa
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
secretary-bird-origami
Secretarybird
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
ibex-origami
Ibex
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
helmeted-hornbill-origami
Helmeted Hornbill
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
proboscis-monkey-origami
Proboscis Monkey (branch excluded!)
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
poison-dart-frog-origami
Poison Dart Frog
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
frigate-bird-origami
Frigatebird v2.1
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
roasted-meat-origami
Roasted Meat
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
tarantula-with-cordyceps-origami
Tarantula with Cordyceps
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
helicoprion-origami
Helicoprion
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
weedy-sea-dragon-origami
Weedy Sea Dragon
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
king-of-saxony-bird-of-paradise-origami
King of Saxony Bird of Paradise
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
roadrunner-origami
Roadrunner Eating Lizard
[Crease Pattern]
frog-on-a-lily-pad-origami
Frog on a Lily Pad
[Crease Pattern]
bird-of-paradise-origami
Greater Bird of Paradise
[Details][Crease Pattern]
peacock-spider-origami
Peacock Spider
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
remora-origami
Remora
[Crease Pattern]
executioner-origami
Executioner (medieval)
[Crease Pattern]
palm-civet-origami
Palm Civet
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
leafcutter-ant-origami
Leafcutter Ant
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
cordyceps-origami
Cordyceps (ant infected by fungi)
[Details] [Crease Pattern]
indonesian-crane-origami
Indonesian Crane
[Details] [Crease Pattern] [Diagram]
triangular-spider-origami
Triangular Spider
[Details] [Crease Pattern]

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