Do you guys know where I can find diagrams for intermediate

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Bomp interested also

>>535882
Is that head torn or just open? Small images

>>535883
Woah some of the noses might as well be on their forehead

Bump for great interest. I'll try and look around for some diagrams.

Don't hold your breath, though.

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=Kj1Yd-MtMSY

Bulldog that looks like a pug to me.

About as high quality as I can find on a whim.

>>535882
Maybe not even intermediate, but this one is quite cute:
http://www.sutv.zaq.ne.jp/yuba/origami/005bull/bulldog.htm
Final model looks better than what the (16 years old) diagram shows.

>>535952
>http://www.sutv.zaq.ne.jp/yuba/origami/005bull/bulldog.htm
>animated gif diagram

i have to say i'm impressed. This could have been the future of origami diagram.

>>535954
>This could have been the future of origami diagram.
No way! Written diagrams are much easier to do and can be printed (and then, used without a computer/phone/device).
Animated diagrams are nice to look at, but that's all.
That's the same as those point-and-click games videos walkthrough, when a simple text is much more useful.

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That kind of looks like kirigami to me. Then again I have a cold so...

Anyway, I have a kirigami pug diagram and you can have it.