: Butterfly with Antennae (Opus 410), Dragonfly (Opus 369), Periodical Cicada (Opus 377), and Flying Grasshopper (Opus 382).
: Some of the more sculptural and realistic models may benefit from wet-folding techniques to achieve natural curves and hold their shape.
The book features that range from complex to super-complex . Lang utilizes his background in physics and mathematics—specifically his "circle-river" (tree-maker) design method—to achieve hyper-realistic anatomical features like six legs, antennae, and multi-part bodies from a single, uncut square of paper. Origami Insects II - Origami Insects
The book includes a variety of arthropods and insects, including:
: Diagrams are highly detailed and include bilingual text in both English and Japanese . : Butterfly with Antennae (Opus 410), Dragonfly (Opus
: Scorpion (Opus 379), Tarantula (Opus 406), and Centipede (Opus 344).
: It is explicitly noted as a book for advanced folders ; reviewers state it can be frustrating for beginners but highly rewarding for those with significant experience. : It is explicitly noted as a book
: Most models include their corresponding crease patterns (CPs) to assist advanced practitioners in understanding the underlying structure. Featured Projects