Using a ruler and bone folder, crease every single line of the 3.5cm grid. Ryujin requires a grid of roughly 48x48 divisions. You will spend 4 hours just making tiny mountain and valley folds across the entire sheet. Put on an audiobook. This is where most people quit. Step 3: The Head (Start Here) Do not start at the tail. Start at the complex head.
For 15 years, this model has been the "Everest" of origami. Most "tutorials" you find are simply time-lapses of masters folding it. So, can you actually learn to fold it?
But if you finish it, you will hold one of the most complex single-sheet sculptures ever designed.
If you are reading this, you have likely seen the picture . A golden, scaled dragon with hundreds of spikes, a serpentine body, and an intricate head, seemingly carved from a single uncut square of paper. That is the by Satoshi Kamiya.
Warning: This is not your average Sunday morning crane.
Post your pre-creased grid in the comments below. I’ll be your cheerleader. Have you folded the Ryujin? Or are you still working up the courage? Let me know below.
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