Not the same as "foil-backed origami paper". Tissue-foil must be made at home: a layer of ordinary aluminum foil between two layers of tissue-paper, typically held together with spray adhesive. The result is very strong, although harder to work with. Allows good shaping, but models must be handled gently.
| NAME | THUMBNAIL (click to enlarge) |
DESIGNER | SOURCE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starship Enterprise |  |
Mark Kirschenbaum | Internet |
| Parasauralophus |  |
Fumiaki Kawahata | Origami Fantasy, Origami House |
| Squid |  |
Peter Engel | Origami from Angelfish to Zen, Dover |
| Black Devil Angler |  |
Robert Lang | Origami Sealife, Dover |
| Ant |  |
Robert Lang | Origami Insects and Their Kin, Dover |
| Bee |  |
Mark Kirschenbaum | Internet |
| Biplane 2 |  |
Mark Kirschenbaum | Internet |
| Butterfly |  |
Peter Engel | Origami from Angelfish to Zen, Dover |
| Cicada |  |
Robert Lang | Origami Insects and Their Kin, Dover |
| Giant Spider Crab |  |
Mark Kirschenbaum | Internet |
| Dragonfly |  |
Robert Lang | Origami Insects and Their Kin, Dover |
| Hercules Beetle |  |
Robert Lang | Origami Insects and Their Kin, Dover |
| Reindeer |  |
Peter Engel | Origami from Angelfish to Zen, Dover |
| Black Pine Sawyer |  |
Robert Lang | Origami Insects and Their Kin, Dover |
| Blue Shark |  |
John Montroll | Origami Sealife, Dover |
Thanks to Phillip Yee for photographic assistance.