Origami Elephant (Rui Roda)
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In this video, you will learn how to make an easy origami elephant designed by Rui Roda. Join us in breaking the world record for the Largest Display of Origami Elephants!
OrigamiUSA recently partnered with the World Conservation Society in attempt to break the current Guinness World Records™ title for the largest display of origami elephants. The goal is to fold 35,000 origami elephants to bring attention to the 35,000 African elephants that are killed each year for their ivory. Be sure to share this video and together we can break the world record while raising awareness for a very serious issue.
To submit your elephant for the world record, check out the World Conservation Society's website for the Elephant Origami Challenge.
Special thanks to Rui Roda for granting me permission to create this video! More of his excellent work can be found on his Flickr photostream.
If you have any suggestions for future videos, please leave a comment below! Any additional feedback is greatly appreciated!
OrigamiUSA recently partnered with the World Conservation Society in attempt to break the current Guinness World Records™ title for the largest display of origami elephants. The goal is to fold 35,000 origami elephants to bring attention to the 35,000 African elephants that are killed each year for their ivory. Be sure to share this video and together we can break the world record while raising awareness for a very serious issue.
To submit your elephant for the world record, check out the World Conservation Society's website for the Elephant Origami Challenge.
Special thanks to Rui Roda for granting me permission to create this video! More of his excellent work can be found on his Flickr photostream.
If you have any suggestions for future videos, please leave a comment below! Any additional feedback is greatly appreciated!
Video tutorial by Evan Zodl.