Like many suggested (with the exception of primitive Mr. DaveJohn), online platforms are the best way to reach out to people from all around the world. But rather than choosing an e-commerce platform, how about we make our own website that is specifically dedicated to selling origami models?

We can start small and slowly expand as we learn how to work out our way around the several operational issues that are bound to crop up. It takes little investment and generates great returns if done well. I'm also looking out for a companion as I don't want to venture out alone.

I read that you also make tons of other origami designs; I also make origami and have been selling both online and offline. I have also been teaching origami to students locally. Maybe we can collaborate and sell our stuff together. If you are interested do let me know?

Thank You for your suggestion the video does make the job simpler and easier for a beginner to get a grip on this skill set. I would definitely try it and let you know how it worked out for me.

I have realized the importance of basics in origami and the amount of efforts I need to put into getting hold of the basics first. And, thank you for your valuable suggestions and list of book names. In fact, I am ordering a book today itself. Could you name one book that you would suggest out of the lot for me to purchase?

Few months back I was at a party where I came across small origami art pieces and absolutely loved this art (or craft, not sure of the genre). So I started practicing origami and got to know about quite a few interesting models. Right now, I am attempting to make an origami dragon but I just can't get it right. While I ended up making the structure, it lacked the neatness and detailing.

It would be really great if you guys could suggest some ways or give some tips that would help me get the basic skills right to make the perfect origami dragon.