Boar God

The boar diagrams can be found in the Origami USA 2003 Annual collection. It was folded using mauve Elephant Hide.

Finishing Technique: Scratch art (see Black Bear below) using red spray painter primer and clear coat to finish.

Manatee

This manatee was published in the OCA Convention 1994. It was made using Japanese foil.

Technique:Mono Printing

Black Bear

From "Origami USA Annual Collection 1997", this great bear was wet-folded using brown Elephant Hide and presents a new technique: Scratch Art.

Finishing Technique: Scratching

Flower Arrangement

Many beautiful flowers folded with German flower paper. The diagrams are from ORILAND's book "Oribana Delight".

It presents the latest technology in finishing techniques:
  "If the arrangement is too bare, then add more flowers!"

Punaise Verte

From the book by Lionel Albertino, "Origami Insects Collection Tome 1", this insect was folded with Japanese Foil and shows Bill's new technique: the Bug Spray Blitz Finish

Finishing Technique: Bug Spray Blitz Finish

Lion

This beautiful lion, created by Komatsu Hideo, was folded not from diagrams but from a Crease Pattern from the Origami Tanteidan #75 Magazine. Bill used one square of Tan Crushed Leather and wetfolded it.

Finish Technique: Flocking was applyed to the Mane and Tail areas.

Elephant

This model by Peter Engel, found on the book "Origami from Angelfish to Zen" was folded using one square of Crepe-paper tissue covered foil.

Finishing Technique: Crepe paper was used instead of normal tissue.

Sea Turtle

This turtle was created by Michael LaFosse and is in his book "Michael LaFosse's Origami Sea Turtle and Koi" It has wetfolded with green Elephant Paper from one square of paper.

Finishing Technique: Bleaching was applyed to the Head, Tail and Fin areas, and High Gloss Acrylic Sealer on the Shell.

Suppon (Soft Shelled Turtle)

The cute turtle created by Sasade Shinji can be found as a Crease Pattern in Origami Tanteidan #71 Magazine. It was wetfolded with green Elephant Hide from one square of paper.

Finishing Technique: The model was folded and then unfolded. Embossing was applyed to the shell area, the stencil used was a stone wall pattern. Then the model was refolded. Bleaching was applyed to the Head, Tail and Legs areas. Chalking was applyed to the Shell colored areas and then was sealed with Matte Acrylic Spray .

Hana Vase

This vase can be found in the OUR Magazine number 9, available at Sasuga book store. It was folded with White Granite Paper.

Finishing Technique: The model was folded, then unfolded and Sepia Dye Ink was stippled on all creases for an ancient look. Then the flower designs were embossed with a brass stencil. Chalks were then applied to the flowers by putting the stencil back on the top of the paper over the embossed design (the stencil is now used as a mask for the Chalking (use any soft pastel chalks) I used yellow as a base coat and red; orange; and green for the highlights. After complete, apply a spray fixative like Clear Matte Acrylic Sealer , to preserve the chalking. I then refolded the vase (Wet folded by applying water to the back unfinished side). Mat acrylic finish was then applied to protect the chalking.
 

Vase

Katrin Shumakov's origami vase can be found in the CD "Oribana Delight". It was folded with tissue covered Card Stock

Finishing Technique: Webing 

Turtle

This cute turtle by Romain Chevrier was published in both BOS Issue 206 and Origami USA annual Collection 2001. It was wetfolded by Bill with a tan Elephant Hide.

Finishing Technique: Bleaching was applyied to the head, tail and legs. Clear drying glue was applied to the shell and Perfect FX pure gold flaxes were added to the glued. Finally, Matte Acrylic Sealer was sprayed to protect the model.

Frog

This frog was folded using a square of Copper Mesh and Aqua Blue Patina was sprayed to it to give the oxidation effect. To finish, Matte Acrylic Sealer was applyed