Folding Dueling Knights | Origami Time-Lapse

[@pigeonanimations6118]

Very easy to follow tutorial! Created my own in only a matter of 9 months!

[@ardianmici5726]

Haha that’s really funny

[@kevinzhang2829]

@@ardianmici5726 Just slow down the video and you can see the creases (but not the small ones)

[@savingsoulsociety]

this is by far one of the most impressive things i've seen on the internet

[@Eddie-gi5yg]

I agree

[@Trollin4n00bz]

You should look up tubgirl.

[@joesotham]

Like there is no second or third place on that list ...

[@pirateradioFPV]

You must be new 😁

[@DmitryZatuchny]

This deserves a world record for most complex origami

[@hemmohemmosto5672]

Me: folding a paper plane. Flies like a small stone, only not in the direction you throw it. Unfolds in 2 secs. This guy: folding the freakin' facial expressions and wardrobe details of the knights. You know it has to be good, when the time lapse alone takes 50+ minutes. Excellent work, sir.

[@togetvj]

An absolute wizard of an artist, Juho, you must have the mind of a computer to figure out how to do this. I am amazed. Your characters seem to get more and more complex.

[@MrDwightSchrute]

@@Michael-zj3cn Yikes man. What the fuck is wrong with people who comment on KZbin? I swear these kinds of people can’t exist - or function - in the real world. What a terribly mean thing to say to someone who is simply complimenting the artist in the video.

[@breadcat9928]

@@Michael-zj3cn damn you must've been too modern to understand a compliment.

[@ivanlagrossemoule]

@@Michael-zj3cn autism

[@mokiiiiiiii]

@@Michael-zj3cn Imagine roasting people for complimenting someone. Also talking about understanding the modern world: you just showed an absolute lack of simpathy, empathy and self-awareness. So congrats, you played yourself.

[@hazen6283]

@@Michael-zj3cn Can computers not do any sort of topological simulation required for origami? Seems like maths to me

[@starskymedia]

This is the modern day equivalent to a Monet painting or something, the skill and detail is truly incredible

[@daniel-zh9nj6yn6y]

Better than modern art.

[@Exzumi]

I cannot even begin to understand the talent required to pull this off. Well done!

[@yelltube]

there are a lot of software for origami design

[@wonkadonk]

@@yelltube it took him 2½ years to design. It is serious talent, even with CAD something like this is insane

[@UserHandleNotKnown]

This is amazing! I genuinely never thought I'd be sitting watching someone fold paper for nearly an hour, but it was fascinating to see it all taking shape. Incredible.

[@alextaschuk8968]

I struggle with a paper crane and this guy made two warrior heroes duelling. Incredible. Just incredible.

[@majestic_rl]

Crazy how the time lapse is still nearly an hour long 🤯 I can’t wait to see what you think of next!

[@Llorx]

Wait another 2.5 years xD

[@rispy4875]

i cant even roll a joint half the time...

[@augustk]

Я за 22 года так и не научилась складывать самолётик из листа бумаги, а этот парень СПРОЕКТИРОВАЛ ТАКОЕ, боже правый, аплодирую стоя перед ноутбуком

[@farquhaad3209]

I am truely amazed that you can make something so beautiful out of paper.

[@pheasantlady]

Passion, Dedication and a whole lot of Talent! Congratulations for being as amazing as your figures!

[@nds9000]

Knowing where to pre fold all in your head without reference is insane!

[@rubennys8086]

You can see him looking to the right, probably at some notes/steps

[@Steenern]

Perfect demonstration of skill and discipline, and here I am watching this instead of studying for my math exam tomorrow

[@peaceseeker123]

I know someone will value this so much as to pay you for your time. I hope you can focus on your art completely and be secure in your moments

[@ataraxic89]

Wow, the most amazing part of this is that the music still sounds good at 2x speed

[@MikkoRantalainen]

If you watch the video frame-by-frame (you can do this in KZbin by pausing the image and pressing pediod key near the letter M), you basically get step-by-step instructions to recreate this work. It takes about 72000 (about 50 minutes * 60 seconds * 24 fps) steps to complete the work. That big lego set with 1000 page instruction manual suddenly seems pretty easy.

[@JuhoKonkkola]

Hahahaha, finally someone putting it into a perspective! You are not too far off with your calculating, I filmed 78482 frames in total for the time lapse (although some of them were cut off while filming and some in editing, such as me going around the room instead of folding while the camera was filming). The filming alone brought me many challenges and I had to do some compromises to have less interruption in folding and create a time lapse in a manageable way. The piece really has thousands of steps, the pre creasing alone has 5377 individual crease lines, before the square is folded to anything.

[@OliPrimOxx97]

This video is gonna go VIRAL ! mark my words

[@synyester1]

And we’ll be one of the first 60 commenters

[@warren4004]

They talk about GOATs but this man right here is a different breed! Fantastic work

[@LeMuseHere]

You must see in intradimentional sight, like the Sword of Omens, cause I cannot even fathom how anyone would start something like this.

[@1SLMusic]

You made it to the top of Reddit. Kudos to you.

[@ttvslavlad7827]

This man deserves more than 6k subs he spends 100 hours on folding origami

[@rianjohnson2334]

Dude's just won the internet, this is incredible.

[@dustinfinch5338]

Mesmerizing. Thank you!

[@sourface5820]

This is out of the limits of my imagination.

[@lyndasmith593]

Absolutely incredible. I still can't do a crane or the swan or any of the ones that I wanted to... And no cutting or tearing unbelievable.

[@kylehenline3245]

I just watched you do it, and I still can't believe its real lol. This is some seriously next level talent.

[@nathninetyone]

I can’t even begin to understand how you figured all of this out. Unreal.

[@antimatter2380]

I wonder what it would look like if it was painted than unfolded. Though it would be a travesty to do that. Well done and kudos to your patience.

[@richardjones2054]

Thank you for showing us this work of art. That is truly phenomenal. Wish that was available as a diagram.

[@sb810]

Scientists: "paper can only be folded seven times" Juho: "hold my beer"

[@austinyun]

Bro wtf are you talking about

[@JM-fu6vy]

Look up myth busters seven fold paper

[@synyester1]

This is so amazing that there are not any negative comments, kudos

[@badonkadonk6655]

Found OC's post in Reddit and came to the orig YT channel and I can't believe this vid is not as popular as the Reddit post! May the YT algorithm be with you OP. Hopefully this video also blows up as your post

[@sampanga916]

Now this is what I call art

[@siwatchphanratisra2408]

origami

[@nia8593]

Tiny figure being smushed against the table: our battle will be legendary!

[@snowman7825]

You're absolutely insane ! What an achievement 🤯

[@Nil_8]

The extreme level of box pleating !!

[@JonathanCalkins]

I don't understand how you can do this. So cool!

[@alleniitjee]

Holy shit! I don't understand how you made this? How did you plan it? What was the process in making it? The final product looks as if it was 3-D printed. That's how cool and real it looks. Bravo

[@xRakanishu]

Literally everyone

[@ajithasojan]

Exactly. Shit's so impressive

[@auntiecarol]

@@xRakanishu Minus 1... The Chosen One. (I typed that in Laurence Fishbourne's Morpheus voice)

[@sderelli3]

You can find books by robert lang on how origami can be designed. Very shortly: you can divide a model in a series of flaps+a central body (example with a human: central body with five flaps, one short, two medium and two long ones). Each flap, when "eploded" on the sheet of paper, can be contained in a circle (there are theorems about this stuff). Thus, one you know the number and size of the flaps is just a matter of packing the circles in a large enough sheet (and then folding it, and then do all the details)!

[@el_mal_de_ojo]

@@sderelli3 that explanation is like saying quantum physics is pretty simple because it deals with matter and energy and their fundamental properties.

[@andreamazzero295]

Astonishing. I don’t even have words to explain how amazed I am. Superb

[@funkyfresh303]

Unreal. Excellent work!

[@rogermcinnes7279]

This is simply amazing!!!

[@NickGeorgiou]

Your work is absolutely incredible, it belongs in a museum

[@ISTLWASE]

relax Indiana

[@buritsuu]

how has this not gone viral yet

[@user-jo5js9gl7p]

I didn’t know you are finnish too! Torilla tavataan! On muute tosi hienoja nää sun työt. Jatka samaa malliin!

[@JuhoKonkkola]

Torilla tavataan! Kiitoksia!

[@ori_folder9884]

Amazing! This origami is the best knight I ever seen!

[@zooolieee]

I came from reddit and just wanted to comment how genius you are, this was beautiful to my eyes

[@zooolieee]

the medieval music ties the theme together so good too

[@Abhinav-vp4jn]

Damn that's so complex i can't fathom how hard that will be if I took that on Congratulations on finishing

[@eskerdashslatisphere2673]

came here from reddit - sooo talented!!! 👍👍👍

[@tilaNmanx]

I can't even draw stuff this detailed what the hell this is amazing

[@danielfowler899]

OK, yeah, this should be in a museum or something

[@dondavis1180]

I find it so interesting that his time lapse never catches him measuring for his folds. Obviously the position of each fold would have to be very precise in order to accomplish the finer details necessary to produce the final product, but his video shows him just, you know, eyeballing it. If he does use some sort of measuring device to align the folds, why wouldn't the time lapse ever show that aspect of the behind the scenes?

[@JuhoKonkkola]

I measure by folding. There is no eyeballing to it, it would be too imprecise, usually. I just kind of fold the paper in half and then half again to divide the folds into denser grid, and also use geometirc folding techniques to make divisions of 3,5, and 7. That way I can achieve a lot if different divisions, such as 1/72 which was used for this one. After the grid I make diagonal folds connecting the cross sections of previous folds. Then there are the Huzita-Hatori axioms which are used to perform all sorts of other geometrical folds. I could have used ruler and pencil marks to measure distances and so on, but it is so much slower that the precreasing part of the video would have been like 3x longer.

[@karisgood]

Play it back at double speed. The beat hits just right

[@adricaro]

This is truly amazing. You are a master!

[@lolcec81]

Комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера.

[@babichfx]

Really great and unbelievable result! And absolutely not clear how it possible!

[@dcsportsmark4996]

Maximum respect. Crazy crazy detail.

[@shaunduffy6706]

bro ,my head hurts ,love from new zealand bro, just wow bro just wow.

[@donofallsorts]

WOW.... JUST WOW THAT'S AMAZING

[@sarkdakras4336]

This was really nice to see, definitely gonna show my brother.

[@billybobb3288]

Dude, crumple it into a ball in your hands, soak it in water, burry it in dirt for a month. Dig it up, uncrumple it and set it to dry in the sun. BOOM! Just shaved a year off your prep folding time :D

[@cloudreaver]

This is gonna be the next Marble Machine 😁

[@samrobinson4013]

I'm flabbergasted.. That is truly incredable

[@louiscallens4183]

Magnificent!

[@PharaoRamsesII]

Can only say hyvää!!! Wow.

[@robineuvonen224]

Massiivinen legenda!!

[@Milo-n8t]

This deserves more views !

[@jippo91]

Wow the detail is amazing😮

[@jonandez3609]

Proof that in more complex origami, pre-creasing is a bitch.😭 0:00 ~ 4:30 (that had to have taken at least an hour or more)

[@MrMapiga]

Ver la hoja de papel desdoblada y extendida después de esta creación sería más impresionante aún.

[@river_salmon]

> be me > wanna make a ryujin 3.5 > go to KZbin > see this > lose the interest in life

[@tarab1132]

It's very impressive and beautiful ! Congratulations 🔥

[@xanderul3167]

It's impossible, but not. Thanks for demo!

[@2hirizuwu225]

If i was a rich man. I would totaly give you a salary for your hard work!!

[@pandmoanium]

So much for anything I did during the pandemic...

[@denchikkritikovich4711]

This is Amazing

[@parisvigrass123]

I think I know the answer to ‘are you a scrunch or fold type of guy?’ Mad impressive man, how you can plan that out and execute it from juan sheet blows my nog off

[@wesleyvandenham5946]

What the.. how.. I cant process this, you did a damn good job man

[@nitwittter]

I once folded a Swan, I don’t have it on video but it is basically the same thing

[@meteksansistem]

I need a time-lapse for this time-lapse

[@origammaray]

Very epic 👌

[@betdaqscalper661]

Sun Tzu would be proud ;)

[@Mr.BednaR]

Holly balls batman! 🔥🔥🔥🔥 Incredible.

[@chsovi7164]

love this! If you continue making videos like this, could you please wear a shirt that contrasts with the paper you're folding? I would love to be able to see what you're doing better. It would also love to watch videos of you doing this but slowed down or with a voiceover explaining what you're doing

[@Bartodek221]

amazing- man...

[@evgenartm8349]

потрясающе!))

[@SammyDods]

That’s insane!

[@astenix]

Аркадий Аверченко © «Сатанинский труд глупого китайца» Incredible work, for sure.

[@coofzilla]

this is insane! props dude

[@michaelking5091]

Curious ... Is he a Savant? I cannot imagine imagining this! Totally stoked!

[@Ronythethird]

this is surreal ...

[@notabot5878]

This has to be the Magnum opus of origami

[@royd209]

kudos dude, kudos

[@brokeguy5607]

You literally shat on the origami world. This is ridiculous!

[@KPMTrance]

I never like videos but you deserve many

[@MACCNIPH]

Amazing

[@thomaswylie3388]

I hope you manage to make a shit tonne of money off this my dude, this is beyond insane.

[@ohheylads]

Saw this on mxr channel, still can't believe my eyes 💀