Hi AnnaArt, I have also started experimenting with different paper materials, and I totally rely on online sources like videos and tutorial websites. Till now, its been very difficult sourcing out good videos for creating origami from tissue foils. There are a few, but none that helpful. Would be great if you could suggest your approach or a few links that you found helpful while using tissue foils.

Thank you ryangabriel. I guess you are right, I should dedicate my time towards molding my art and sharpening my skills rather than looking for publicity at the moment. Thank you so much for your advice.

Thank-you Dizzydylan, and yes, it would be my pleasure to show some of my work to you.

Hi sassyjoey, that was really kind of you, thank you for your advice and I guess socializing my art is indeed a good way to showcase my passion. However, I am interested in exhibiting my work as well as that gives me the opportunity to converse with people on a one-to-one basis and get their feedback in person.

Thank you very much jasonlian and best wishes for you as well. Keep up with your passion and hopefully you too could think of turning it into your profession. I shall post a few pictures of my work soon.

Hello, I have been into origami art for quite sometime now and I've created around 30 models that include a variety of shapes such as that of scorpions, dinosaurs, Statue of Liberty, grullas and my favourite is a stellated icosahedron. I did not have any proper guidance regarding origami. I am not a professional origami artist but I had a keen interest in this artwork, hence my dedication and passion made me research about this topic and I started educating myself through video tutorials and origami websites. I have a workspace in my house where I work on bringing my imagination to life.

Origami has turned into something more than just my passion and I'm really looking forward to making this into a profession. I really don't know how to promote and exhibit my works to the creative world; I am looking to showcase my work in an exhibition, but I'm skeptical as to if this is the right move. I would be highly indebted if anyone could simplify this confusion for me.