Below is a gallery of some origami models that I have folded. Each model has a brief description including the author, the source of the diagram, and the type of paper used. I purchase my paper, many books, and folding tools from origami-shop.com founded by Nicolas Terry.
Mouse by Oriol Esteve, from the book Fold with the Flow. Folded from 25x25 cm kami paper. The tail has been inverted compared to the original model.
Little Dragon by Peter Buchan-Symons, from the book Folding Fantasy Volume I. Folded from 45x45 cm DUO sandwich paper.
Ground Beetle by John Montroll, from the book Origami for the Connoisseur. Folded from 35x35 cm Biotope paper.
Clapper Rail by Jun Maekawa, from the book Origami for the Connoisseur. Folded from 35x35 cm DUO sandwich paper.
Traditional Frog, folded from 25x25 cm tant (or satogami?) paper with a touch of wet folding. The particular shaping of the head was suggested by Petter Uvdal.
Deer by Jun Maekawa, from the book Genuine Japanese Origami, Book 1: 33 Mathematical Models Based Upon ā2. Folded from 60x30ā2 cm tissue foil paper.
Three-headed Dragon by John Montroll, from the book Mythological Creatures and the Chinese Zodiac Origami. Folded from 60x60 cm tissue foil paper.
Stegosaurus by John Montroll, from the book Dinosaur Origami. Folded from 30x30 cm kami paper.
Samurai Helmet Beetle by Jun Maekawa, from the book Genuine Origami: 43 Mathematically-Based Models, from Simple to Complex. Folded from 60x60 cm tissue foil paper.
Note that the left and right elytra (the protective wing covers) have a different number of layers. Iām not sure when I made this mistake or what the intended number should be. However, this error does not affect the overall look and feel of the model.