Simple origami horse drawing tutorial

Origami horses rarely appear in the Origami Encyclopedia Illustrated Tutorials. This is because the origami tutorials included in the Origami Encyclopedia Illustrated Tutorials are usually relatively simple. At least through the origami illustrations, we can easily learn the relevant information. Learn how to fold paper, and gain experience, skills and happiness from the learning process of origami. Here is a relatively simple origami horse making tutorial recommended to you. Although this origami horse making tutorial is presented through origami drawings, under the guidance of the previous origami little lion, I believe you can still complete this very easily. Folding and making of origami horses, and gaining happiness from making origami.

The designer of this origami horse is David Brill. The good design allows everyone to easily fold this origami horse as long as they have learned how to make origami lions. In terms of the basic folding method, this origami horse is quite different from some of the origami horses we are familiar with before. However, this not only provides you with a simple origami horse making method, but also allows Everyone learned about the characteristics and uniqueness of different origami horse folding methods. The overall body shape of this origami horse looks quite smooth. At least we can fully feel the joy and freedom of the horse when it is galloping freely.

If you find the origami horse making tutorial learned here a little difficult, here is a tutorial for making a beautiful origami owl. This origami owl is a simulated origami owl, so the origami owl is simulated. The degree is quite high. After the feet of this origami owl have been specially processed, it can stand directly on some branches. The unique production shows a very interesting effect. The most important thing is that the entire video tutorial is very clear and simple, making it convenient for everyone to learn and create. Click the link to learn this origami owl: http://zhidiy.com/zhezhirumen/6121/. Let’s turn the page and learn how to make an origami horse.