Thank you! Thank you! I had the pleasure of learning this from Matthew directly at the '15 convention as well. Even though I took step fold photos... Well, let's just say that this is sooooooooooo much better! Happy and Spooky folding indeed! -=D
On 10/1/16 12:05 AM, Sara Adams wrote: > Hi there, > > who's excited for Halloween yet? If so, this will be a special "treat": as > of today a tutorial on Michael Green's awesomely scary origami skull is > available. So hopefully I won't have to fear a "trick" from you end on > October 31st. :) > I love the sinister look you can give the skull with the right shaping and > how wonderfully Matthew leveraged the color-change. But a picture/video > says more than words, so take a look yourself: > > Picture of the finished model: http://www.happyfolding.com/gallery- > green-skull > Video on happyfolding: http://www.happyfolding.com/instructions-green-skull > Video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/8f0nMF_os_c > > Thanks to Matthew for this superb model, for teaching me how to fold it at > the OrigamiUSA convention in 2015, and of course for allowing me to make a > video on how to fold it for all of you! > Matthew, by the way, also has a very new origami channel and has done some > tutorials himself already. So you can enjoy more of his work there: > https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSo5HQJUez_8V8WvVvCJJUQ > > Plus, check out his Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/morigamiclub/ > and his Flickr stream at https://www.flickr.com/photos/mehjg/ > > Now, go fold some skulls and do share your folds not just with others, but > also with Matthew and me. (If you don't have his contact info, I can > forward your messages, too.) It's always nice to see the results of > following a video or in general folding someone's model, which of course > took time and effort to design. So, don't be shy, reach out to us, we're > glad for it. > > With that I wish you a spooky October and most of all happy folding, > > -- Sara
