Origami Ninja Star Step 14: Now place the yellow paper on top of the purple like so. Origami Ninja Star Step 13: Now rotate the yellow one 90 degrees counter clockwise so that it's like in the picture below.
Origami Ninja Star Step 12: OK, Now flip the purple one only. Crease where the dash lines are in the picture below. So, let's fold the top half over to the left and the bottom half over to the right. The yellow is the opposite of the purple. Origami Ninja Star Step 11: Let's work on the yellow one now. The dash lines show where the crease should be. Bring the top half over to the right and crease well. Origami Ninja Star Step 10: Let's fold the left (purple) one first. Origami Ninja Star Step 9: We now need to make 4 diagonal folds as shown by the dash lines below. Origami Ninja Star Step 8: Let's now fold the bottom parts. Fold along the diagonal so that the edges line up and you form a triangle. Origami Ninja Star Step 7: Let's fold the top parts first. Notice that the folds are now opposite of one another. Origami Ninja Star Step 6: We now need to fold on the dash lines as shown below. Origami Ninja Star Step 5: Fold them in half along the horizontal axis. Origami Ninja Star Step 4: OK, we will now fold each paper in half along the vertical axis. Origami Ninja Star Step 3: Fold both halves of each paper to meet the center crease. Origami Ninja Star Step 2: Fold them in half. I used 2 different colors so that it's easier to see. Origami Ninja Star Step 1: Start with 2 pieces of square origami paper color sides down. And that's just a handful of the people involved.Made this origami? Comment and Submit your photo using the comment box at the end of this page!Ĭheck out our video below, and our photo instructions below that: Origami Ninja Star Video We have a stellar line-up of over 50 incredible contributors, including some familiar faces for anyone who has read any of our previous books with returning creators such as Chris Hazeldine, Lara Callaghan, Zach Cobb, Claudia Matosa, Hannah Gwynn and Nick Bryan, some fresh new talent including Alex King, Elena Cerisciola, Tami, Infinity Agbetu, and Lauren Marie Sandercock, and a few award-winning or nominated creators like Jenny Robins, Ed Firth and Chloe Starling. But due to the rising costs of production and other fees associated with running the group, this year we need your help to make it a reality. All of our previous books have been self-financed, with the profits from the sales of each book helping to fund the following years printing. There is truly something for everyone.įor the last five years the group has produced an annual anthology book, setting the theme in January and then having around six months for any of the members who wants to take part to produce a 1-4 page comic. Expect fantasy, sci-fi, humour, slice of life, autobiography and more, featuring everything from untidy dragons to giant transforming robots, and topics like finding loose change on the floor and the emotional impact of moving to a new home. The book features around 50 short stories from a diverse mix of new and established creators, resulting in over 170 pages of stunning original comics.Įach comic takes the titular theme of 'change' as a starting point, but every contributor is encouraged to interpret that theme however they want and produce work in any style or genre they see fit. 'Change' is the latest anthology from WIP Comics – an award-nominated group of comic creators based in London. Here's what you'll be getting and why you'll be getting it. And now WIP have a new Kickstarter for their latest anthology in a brand new format.
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