Origami by Ronald Koh, Singapore:

Deer 2

Deer 3

"The first deer was actually developed some time ago, but I did not want to release it publicly because I felt that there were broad similarities between it and the sitting deer in Viva Origami. I took another look at it recently and felt that it wasn't too bad after all, with minor modifications, since mine is on all fours and the folding procedure for the antlers is entirely different. The design was also such that it allowed me to vary the conformation of the antlers to fit those of other deer species, e.g. as in the second deer. I see a possible moose in there, but have not gotten to work on that yet."

Greyhound

"The greyhound was specially designed for two wonderful people, Donna Walcavage (USA) and Chan Ka-Leung (Hong Kong), two origami and greyhound enthusiasts. I folded a whippet for Donna some years ago, which I was not entirely satisfied with as it had a open edges along its back. I took an entirely different approach for the greyhound, mainly to capture its sleek look and avoid open edges. This dog is too fat!"

Pooping dog

"Doggy poo is simply an act of mischief, having been inspired by a recent model-of-the-month on the CDO page. (My apologies if some of you find it 'in bad taste'). It's a one-piece model, with a colour change for the poo, which unfortunately is not apparent in the photo as well."

Giraffe

"The giraffe was one of a group of ten models featured by the Nippon Origami Association in Issue 222 (Feb 1994) of their magazine. Not only did they honour me with a two page spread, they actually wanted to pay me for it! I opted for a magazine subscription instead. Photo: Courtesy of Nippon Origami Association."