[High Intermediate] How to fold a Minecraft Enderman body and head from one square, but the face is folded from a small separate square and attaches to the head by inserting four flaps into two pockets (I used a 10-inch square for the The Enderman and a 1.5-inch square for the face module).
This model originated as one of two models designed during a one hour Zoom tutoring session with my student Anirudh, which I uploaded in full available to members only (click here to become a member: / @jeremyshaferorigami - $5/mo).
I featured our Enderman in my Origami Zoom Logo Tutorial + 31 New Models Demo & Contest here: • Origami Zoom Logo Tuto... and it came in third place after the Deployable Light Saber which I taught here : • Deployable Lightsaber ... and the New Flasher which I taught here: • New Flasher and Announ...
This final updated version of Enderman has undergone considerable evolution since Anirudh's tutoring session. The two major improvements to our original design was I figured out how to make a 3-D cubical head and how to make a face and attach it onto the head so that Enderman can have eyes, which was very important considering that in Minecraft looking into Enderman's eyes is what makes him become so lethal. Folding this model is a challenge, in particular shaping the cubical head.
The drum in the thumbnail is another model designed during a Zoom tutoring session and it doubles as a birthday cake in which I put origami candles, or in this case Enderman's legs, so he can stand. I also figured out that I can put two drums together to form a double drum or octagonal container with lid. Let me know in the comments if you would like me to teach this drum. If you would like to fold or design a model with me, you can book tutoring sessions here: www.calendly.com/jeremyshafer
This model can be used for Minecraft roleplay and puppetry. I also have a whole playlist of other Minecraft characters and weapons as well other amazing gaming models here: • Minecraft, Fortnite, U...
In conclusion... It's a good looking Enderman... but don't you dare look into the eyes OR ELSE YOU'LL... realize that it requires a second sheet of paper! Alternatively, you could just draw on the eyes with whiteout or acrylic paint.
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