"Wet-folding" typically uses medium-to-heavy art paper. The paper is lightly dampened before folding. This allows for more natural shaping, and (when dry) a more sturdy model that holds its shape almost indefinitely. I folded most of these from Wyndstone Marble, an excellent art paper for wet-folding.
| NAME | THUMBNAIL (click to enlarge) |
DESIGNER | SOURCE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Angelfish |  |
John Montroll | Origami Sealife, Dover |
| Apatosaurus |  |
Fumiaki Kawahata | Origami Fantasy, Origami House |
| Biplane |  |
Robert Lang | The Complete Book of Origami, Dover |
| Dragon |  |
David Brill | Brilliant Origami, Japan Publications |
| Elephant |  |
Robert Lang | The Complete Book of Origami, Dover |
| Horse |  |
David Brill | Brilliant Origami, Japan Publications |
| Lioness, Lion, and Lion Cub |  |
David Brill | Brilliant Origami, Japan Publications |
| Lion |  |
David Brill | Brilliant Origami, Japan Publications |
| Murex |  |
Robert Lang | Origami Sealife, Dover |
| Sailfish |  |
John Montroll | Origami Sealife, Dover |
| Blue Shark |  |
John Montroll | Origami Sealife, Dover |
| Squirrel |  |
David Brill | Brilliant Origami, Japan Publications |
| Turtle |  |
Robert Lang | The Complete Book of Origami, Dover |
Thanks to Phillip Yee for photographic assistance.