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I've just published a second round of origami designs/tutorials called Paleo Origami: Dinosaurs, Pterosaurs, and More. As the title suggests, this collection is centered around dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals. The book is available both as a paperback and eBook on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08XH2JRHW In this set of designs, I focused both on including more paleontologically up-to-date representations of some creatures and on featuring some more unusual animals that often don't make their way into the paper folding world. Paleo Origami utilizes color more strongly than my last book, both in the diagrams themselves and in the display models. The kindle version of the book is also in color for devices that support it, but still compatible with black-and-white devices. A couple of design highlights: Velociraptor (with suggested wing/tail feathers) and a Trilobite.

After many years of designing and folding origami, I finally put together a book of tutorials for a bunch of my designs: An Origami Farm. As the title implies, the book has a bunch of farm animals and other farm-related designs. It's currently available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08M8DBG7Q/ Since Amazon's "look inside" feature can be a bit hit-and-miss for books like this, I made my own page with more details on the book that includes the pictorial table of contents and a video flip-through to give a better idea of what the paperback and kindle versions are actually like: http://www.donyaquick.com/an-origami-farm/ The only design in the book with any similarity to my older/existing designs on DA is the horse, which of course is the same base as my unicorn but with the end flap of the head folded into a mouth instead of a horn. The diagrams are overhauled for the horse; they are cleaner and more detailed than was the case for my original unicorn tutorial. All of the other

(Updated 15-Feb-2020 - specifically regarding video tutorials) I have been asked a lot of things over the last few years and many of the messages have probably gone without replies, either because I didn't see them due to not logging in or because I was too busy and swamped with e-mails. Hopefully this list of frequently asked questions will clarify most of those cases and future ones as well. Q: Can I make a new video tutorial of how to fold one of your origami models and put it on YouTube/etc.? A: YOU MUST GET MY WRITTEN PERMISSION AND MUST ADHERE TO ANY CREDITING REQUIREMENTS I MAKE IN IT. Some of my diagrams are published in a book now