Satoshi Kamiya was a renowned Japanese origami artist and designer of many iconic paper models. Among his most famous creations is the Ryujin, a majestic dragon-like creature that has captured the hearts of origamists worldwide.

In this article, we will delve into the world of Satoshi Kamiaki's origami designs with a focus on the Ryujing 3.5 model. This specific design was released in 2010 and quickly gained popularity among both beginners and experienced folders due to its challenging yet rewarding nature.

Origami itself is an ancient art form that originated in Japan, literally meaning 'folding paper.' The term has since become synonymous with any type of paper folding technique or craft. Origamists use various folds such as valley fold, mountain fold, wet crease, etc., along with different materials like standard A4/A3 sheets to create intricate designs ranging from simple animals to complex sculptures.

To start your journey into origami, you will need a few basic tools:

- A sharp pair of scissors or an X-ACTO knife

- Glue (optional but recommended for more advanced projects)

- Paper - preferably kami or washi

Now let's move onto the instructions:

Materials needed:

50cm single tissue paper

Scissors/origami tool

Glue (if desired)

Step 1: Fold a large square piece of paper in half diagonally to form an X shape. Open it up and fold each corner towards you so that they meet at the center point, forming another smaller triangle.

Continue reading 'here'(#more-1040) for more details on how to create this beautiful origami dragon model by Satoshi Kamiya...

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