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Adirondack Moose
Extract from Origami Animal Sculpture • By John Szinger • Published by Tuttle PublishingAbout
Origami Animal Sculpture
The moose is the largest living member of the deer family, and is easily distinguished by its distinctive antlers. This was a fun and challenging model to design, particularly since my approach focused on simplicity, on the animal’s posture, attitude, and essential character rather than technical complexity. The design came together quickly as my initial idea turned out to be a good one. The model also has the virtue of standing well on four legs without wanting to tip forward or buckle, since the legs are developed from points in the middle of the paper.
Recommended paper: 131⁄2” square or larger.
Begin with a square, white side up.
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I try to do your moose project, but I don't understand beetween step 15 and 16... I don't undestand how to do the base bird beetween both steps...
Could you explain a little more for a novice like me please ?
Thanks a lot !
Claire from France
Vous êtes française comme moi et je voudrais savoir si vous pouviez m'expliquer le passage de l'étape 15 à 16 stp ? Merci beaucoup