Orimin

[Orimin]

Hello everyone!

I am 18 years old last year school student from Lithuania. I started folding origami several years ago and now I am trying do design something on my own. I wanted to hear other people opinion about my works that's why I decided to upload some of my models photos here.
Mostly I like more abstract origami where you can accentuate the part of animal that looks most beautiful for you, like wings or tail, not paying much attention to realism. Probably because of that my favourite origami designer is Joseph Wu.
I would like to thank for everyone who will spend their time looking through my photos and commenting, thank you guys I really appreciate this.
All my works are dedicated to my amazing girlfriend Laura, she always inspires me =)

I will start with one of my older designs Gryphon:

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Another my designed work, origami fox:



For some reason i really like it
Btw I would welcome some tips for photographing origami, I am not very good at this =/ Thanks in advance!

[Menschenfeind]

I would love to fold both of them.
They look quite simple, but it would be a pleasure.
Well done so far.

[Orimin]

Origami tiger from 16 x 16 grid.

[joshuaorigami]

Great models!

[Orimin]

Menschenfeind : Thank you very much! In future I am planning to make diagrams or CP for both models I am trying to aim for simplicity and elegance in my models that's why they are not hard, I just want to show how I see certain animal

joshuaorigami: Thank you for your kind words!

Another older model by me pegasus:

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Meilichan: Thank you, I am very happy that you like my works!

Another my designed model lizard:

[origami-artist-galen]

Very nice! I like the style of your fox and lizard the most.

[Orimin]

origami-artist-galen: Thank you!!! I am so glad! Your works are amazing, I especially like your dragons!

Another my designed origami seahorse:

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Another my design a horse:

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Origami woodpecker according to me:

[phillipcurl]

The woodpecker looks like its made out of a "windmill" base, right?

[Orimin]

You are quite right, it uses windmill base molecules for wings and legs, but the base is highly modificated. I got it experimenting with paper at school looking for right base good for birds. In fact there is some unused paper inside the model and by changing proportions a bit you can make bigger wings and longer head, but I leave this for future birds designs.

[phillipcurl]

Very nice. i love the simplicity of you models, yet you make them look really nice. you do a very good job.

[Orimin]

Thank you very much! I am very pleased that you like my designs, it is good to know that someone likes your creating style that also inspires for future works!