youtube channel of video tutorials by Jeremy Shafer (mostly his). They range from easy to expert, he shows the diagrams in the video, it's great! He also has some diagrams on his website: Mostly his designs, some others with authorisation. youtube channel of video tutorials by Jo Nakashima. She uses cutting/glue quite often, but not always - I love this cute bird by Simon Andersen: youtube channel of video tutorials by Chrissy (paper Kawai). She also has a diagrams section ( ) and very useful paper reviews ( ). Sarah Adams presents models from many different people, with authorisation. Leyla Torres presents models from her and other people, with authorisation. video tutorials of beginner models to low-intermediate. Hopefully this is a useful feature that fosters sharing diagrams and tutorials on r/origami. Depending on the usefulness and difficulty of moderating this list, the format and scope may change. This thread is an attempt to allow users to share tutorials in a dedicated space without causing the subreddit to be get cluttered with self-promoting YouTube posts of mostly simple or traditional models. This has the downside of making it more difficult to share tutorials with other redditors. Please also tell us what you like about the model/tutorial/resource you are posting if you would like to!įor a long time, this subreddit has limited posting of tutorial posts because it would otherwise be overrun with people spamming simple tutorial videos to promote their own YouTube channel. Flapping Crane, Introduction to Wetfolding, etc.)Ĭhannel/presenter (e.g. Type of link (diagram, instructional video, general resource, YouTube channel) Then post a comment with the following information as relevant: If you have a tutorial or resource you would like to share, please do a quick search in this thread to check if the same link has already been added. A list of online resources is compiled here: This is a megathread for submission of online origami tutorials and resources.
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