Remember, toothless from how to train a dragon? So, let’s get started on making a paper dragon. Dragons are legendary creatures who can fly and breathe fire. It will help you to make an origami dragon within few minutes. In this article, there are simple origami dragon instructions. You can make paper hats, boats, planes, box, flowers, dog, etc.
You can make some very simple origami art. However, origami doesn’t have to be that difficult. Also, a largest paper crane was made in 1999 and it was over 215 feet wide! That’s a big crane! Naito using a microscope and some special tools which he himself made. Naito of Japan and is the smallest origami crane in the world.
Yep, it’s that tiny! This crane is made by Mr. Did you know that there is a record of an origami crane which is 0.1 by 0.1 mm square in size. Today, one can see different types of origami art. Origami originated in China, but it was the Japanese who refined this art. If you follow this tutorial to create a dragon and wish to post the result as artwork either here or elsewhere, please credit the design you used to create the dragon.Ancient art of origami can be traced to 500 A. However, I did develop this myself with no significant references (other than a standard crane deisgn) and therefore hope that my choice of details is at least somewhat unique. To me it's not complicated, so I would expect that other people have happened across similar to nearly identical patterns. In the final image, you can see that I only folded it halfway to emphasize the shape of the arm without flipping it all the way. Folding the arm over may simply undo itself on difficult papers. If you use foil paper, it works very nicely. It's not very hard, and I don't always do it depending on the type of paper. At some point I will need to redo this as diagrams instead of photographs so I can show cutaways and such, and then I will be able to sort out the arrows better than I was able to using MS Word.Ī note unfortunately: seems I forgot to include the detail on how to fold the "arm" part of the wing over to mak it visible from more than underneith. I appologise for the non-standard folding arrows and such. There is one fold that is very counter-intuitive for most people (step 12). It should give enough information for people that have had a bit of folding experience. In the comments for that video, I have linked to slower tutorials that beginners may find easier to follow.Īlso, optional prefolds to add a mouth to the dragon: (these must be done BEFORE forming the bird base)Īnd however many months/years later and sufficiently many requests.HERE IT IS. It starts with a FAST overview of the bird base.
For those who are just visitors and can't post on this site, my e-mail address is right on my profile/main page here, easily accessible to anyone.Ģ7-June-2009: I have youtubed this since youtubing my unicorn design seemed to help a lot of people. If you have complaints of any sort, contact me via whatever method suits you best. If you need help with steps, post a reply here and I can try to help as I have done for others with all of my tutorials. I can send it to you or upload something here. If you need a version that is printable/higher res/etc. If you have the time to address issues regarding my tutorials on other websites, you have the time to contact me in some way as well (or beforehand) to let me have some input on the thing I spent time making.Ĭontacting me is not difficult and I can probably resolve whatever the problem is. If you have complaints or problems with this tutorial, I ask that you please CONTACT ME. Complaints and problems with this tutorial have been showing up on other sites, and I have only been finding out by accident.
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