This video origami tutorial series shows how to use the Japanese art of paper folding to make a paper dragon. Follow along with the guide as he folds a dragon, even if he makes some mistakes along the way. Watch this instructional video and learn how to fold and origami dragon.
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4 Comments
Origami is extremely mathamatical artform and very difficult to teach. In fact, many of the kindergartens in Japan use it frequently to start the lessons with as a warm-up for the day. Kudos to this very intelligent young man for giving it a shot!! I can't wait to see what type of Origami he can do in a year or two, maybe the advanced scorpian or bull?
Post Script to my above rating and comment, the only bad thing about this video is; in part three as his frustration grows, there's quite abit of cussing, this may not be suitable for younger kids...memo to young origami master: STOP CUSSING!!
A) darkness makes it all very frustrating and at the very end very impossible!!
b) This kid is cussing too much!! It is meant to be a program for kids "what the f***!!" (quoting him!!)
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