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Starting With Bird Base for Origami Vulture
Finishing Bird Base for Origami Vulture
Folding Outside Edges into Center Line for Origami Vulture
Adding More Folds to Center of Origami Vulture
Adding Rabbit Ears to Origami Vulture
Adding Rabbit Ears to Triangle of Origami Vulture
Opening Reverse Folds for Origami Vulture
Reverse Folding Front Part of Origami Vulture
Manipulating Reverse Folds of Origami Vulture
Working on Head of Origami Vulture
Finishing Head of Origami Vulture
Working on Feet of Origami Vulture
Adjusting the Body of Origami Vulture
Summary: Learn how to adjust and add final touches to an origami vulture with expert tips for a master origami artist in this free online origami craft video clip.
Robert Segundo has been an artist since he could hold a pencil. In his 10 years in graphic design, he has worked on advertising projects with costs ranging in millions of dollars. He...read more
"Our vulture is almost complete. We're just going to go ahead and finish up his neck and his head right now. What we're going to do is we're going to just kind of reverse fold his neck like so. I want to thicken it out a little bit at the top, so what I'm going to do is I'm going to just slide this down just a little bit. Slide this back a little bit. Slide this back a little. Do the same thing a little bit. Same thing over here. This gives it a little more thickness to his head. You have something to work with. What we're going to do is we're just going to take it and twist it like so. Twist it, reverse fold it, in and over like this. This head's starting to take shape. We'll just sink his bill just a bit. A small little reverse fold. There he is."
eHow Article: Adjusting the Body of Origami Vulture
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