Crease Patterns

A landing page of some of my most special crease patterns. These are my mainly my most recent designs. The rest can be found on Flickr but I will slowly transport them here.

Regulator - 32x32 Grid with partial 64ths & 128ths

My most technical design to date. The chest armor shifts up from 32nd divisions to 16ths, the head and boots are 64ths, and the pistols are 128ths. The use of such partials leads to a great amount of efficiency and low layer thickness. There is enough room that the middle flaps can be turned into a sword to close the back of the model. For those who choose to fold this model, try the pistols+hand+arm area with a 24x24 grid first before folding. The pistol sequence comes from just a corner flap but the shifters flip the grid to form the trigger in the correct location. There will be a tutorial for just the pistol but not the whole model. Despite being very complex, the gridding and precreasing will take you less time than folding a regular 64x64 grid [I think].

Use no smaller than 1x1m paper, or face consequences lol.
The Four Knights - 22.5 Reference Point

This model was for a design battle with the theme, "four figures one sheet". I did not have time to make an elegant design due to finishing university, so I tiled my Great Swordsman designed and used the strip grafts for a sword and shield instead of fingers. This is an absolute pain to fold and I don't recommend trying. What is not shown in this crease pattern is the 100 or so sink folds required to hide the connecting branches between each knight. However, if you do try it, use really large single tissue and get ready to mush. The reference point is shown with the auxilary line. I advise folding a birdbase to get all reference points easily for each quarter.
Invention of the Crane - 48x48 partial 24ths Grid

This model was designed for battle where the topic was “human history”. I saw it fitting to interpret a momentous part of human-origami history. It is also an origami folding an origami ;).
⌲ Designed 3/2021
Rapunzel - 22.5 Reference Point

An experiment to make a human figure with very odd proportions and color change to convey a unique aspect of origami. I started from the dress and found that the 1/sqrt(2) reference made quite a long hair to body ratio. The subject of Rapunzel was an easy answer as to what this model should be.
⌲ Designed 4/2021
Bunny Girl - Blintz Base

This design started as a sketch of a blintz base. I had no design subject in mind but it somehow turned into a bunny girl. This is quite a satisfying model to fold and you can find a tutorial for it on my YouTube channel.
⌲ Designed 9/2021
Two Headed Dragon - 64x64 Grid

Quite a crazy design of mine where the tail comes from the middle of the paper to allow large wings and proper spacing for the two necks. This design's structure was inspired by both Obelisk's Dragon Knight and Nham Van Son's Three headed dragon design. Due to the strange structure, this model is both closed back and belly which allows more details such as the back spikes. Use no less than 80cm paper for folding this.
⌲ Designed 3/2021
Dragon Knight- 48x48 Grid

The Knight of the Dragon Slayer. This time it is mostly symmetrical and features flaps in the chest for extra shaping. Check out the tutorial on my YouTube channel. Use as large of a paper as you can.
⌲ Designed 1/2021
Dragon Slayer- 32x32 with partial 64 Grid

A very technical design and idea I have had since the first Dragon Slayer design. This allows two figures, a dragon head and knight to come from a single sheet. It is very asymmetric and can be tricky to solve. Use as large of a paper as you can.
⌲ Designed 12/2020