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IrgndSonDepp
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The purple Grim Reaper Origami figure in a three quarters view. You can see the hollow below its cap.
The purple Grim Reaper Origami figure in a three quarters view. You can see the hollow below its cap.
The same figure from a side view. Its arms are stretched out like a zombie, but the tips hang down, as if the end of the arms of the cloak were empty.
The same figure from a side view. Its arms are stretched out like a zombie, but the tips hang down, as if the end of the arms of the cloak were empty.

I folded another Origami figure. It's the Grim Reaper, but in his leisure outfit โ€” the purple cloak. ๐Ÿ˜…
I don't have black paper. It would look great in black. Or white as a more generic ghost.
I think the final figure looks pretty awesome. It has a nice 3D look to it and it wasn't all that hard to fold. Not easy enough that I could do it again without instructions, but there were no hiccups while I was folding along with the video. ๐Ÿ˜Š

#Origami

Edit: I hope I didn't mislead anybody, but this is not an original design. The author is Anรญbal Voyer and I only followed folding instructions from a YouTube video. ๐Ÿ˜ฌ
Sorry for not crediting the original artist right away. I just wanted to show off a cute Origami figure I folded and did not expect this post to blow up as it did. ๐Ÿ˜…
I promise I'll give credit where credit is due the next time I share something.

IrgndSonDepp
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It does look a bit like Gandalf, but the weakened "grey" incarnation of him maybe.
Fun fact: this reminded me that once back at university, I folded an Origami Balrog from a pattern I found online. It was three sheets of paper, with over 30 steps each. Easily the most complex thing I've ever folded and put together, complete with sword and whip and shit. It looked like a 20cm action figure. ๐Ÿ˜…
I gave it away as a gift. Probably the one gift I spent the most time on making myself. ๐Ÿ˜Š