Velociraptor origami tutorial

No roar, no chase, just pure folded vibes

It was fun watching it.

Scary monsters, super creeps

Thanks to teaching me Now I will teach you how to make origami parrot —super easy, promise! ✂️ 🦜

bookmarked for later

Origami cool

Ok ima go to sleep now

Aww wow that's great 👍😃

Aww wow that's great

crazy how this lil paper dino got more structure than half the men i've dated

🦖 Velociraptor Origami Tutorial 1. Start with a square paper. Place it color side up (if it’s single-sided). Fold in half diagonally both ways, unfold, so you get an “X” crease. 2. Fold into a preliminary base. Bring the paper into a square base (also known as the waterbomb base). 3. Shape the body. Fold one flap upward to create the neck and head. Fold the opposite flap backward for the tail. 4. Make the legs. From the two lower flaps, fold them down and shape them to form the raptor’s legs. You can fold small zig-zags at the end to create feet. 5. Shape the head. Fold the neck tip down to make the raptor’s head. Pinch fold for the mouth/snout shape. 6. Add arms. From the body, make small folds on each side to represent the raptor’s claws. 7. Final shaping. Adjust angles so the raptor can stand. Sharpen creases for definition.

ngl folding paper is the closest i'll get to time travel 🦖✂️ who knew my future was in dino daycare lol

Trillions 💸

Yeah

Sick, need to try that. Looks super fun.

Good art

Wow nice of a gummy

me figuring out different things my paper can do:

wow

velociraptor origami tip: crisp square, pre creases, fold neck for a fierce pose

Cool, now make it roar

Interesting

It looks so easy in the video, but after trying it myself, I realized it’s actually very hard and requires a lot of precision 🙄

Ooh, velociraptor origami?! Gotta try that, looks awesome 🦖✨" "Love this, can't wait to see the final dino-mite creations!

Learn to make this cute origami parrot...super easy, promise! ✂️ 🦜

Damn this is cool. I'll be making this white raptor

This is creativity

Insane skills.

Velociraptors were covered in feathers and were closer in appearance to modern birds than the scaly reptiles often shown in movies.