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One of Hayao Miyazaki's (or studio Ghibli) best movies is, hands-down, Spirited Away. It is THE anime movie that made me look more in debt into the anime and Japanese culture in general, and I never looked back since And I know people just love all the scene with Chihiro and Haku in his dragon-form (which I also did years back), but my personal favorite deity from the whole move are the duck-chick gods that are called Ootori-sama. And the best scene from the movie for me (which I always wait for when I rewatch the movie), is the scene in the bathhouse, where all the Ootori-sama gather around and bathe in that huge cauldron-like bath in the emerald-green water. They are ADORABLE. Again, birds + yellow color = my dream combo for the cutest anime characters

So, I decided to make a diorama cut-out scene from the movie and make that bathhouse into a papercraft and I love it so much ;_; just look at those adorable, fluffy, yellow, fat bellies!!!! To die for cute



The papercraft consist of many separate parts, such as: the 3D standing Ootori-sama, the 3 3D Ootori-sama heads submerged in the water, the 3D bath itself with optional overflowing 2D water streams, the 2 optional 3D wooden basins, the 3D stand with the wooden floor texture, as well as some 2D add-ons for the Ootori-sama, such as the leaf hat they wear when they enter the bath, and the washcloth. The whole thing is unfolded to a height of 12 cm and has 24 pages to print (with all optional parts).



*** This is a premium papercraft that you need to purchase in order to receive the PDFs and blank, locked PDO file for assembly. – You can buy and download the template here:

ko-fi.com/s/2fb0cb9ba5

You can view all of my available premium papercrafts that are for sale on my Ko-fi page:
ko-fi.com/antyyyspapercrafts ***



Definitely making all these cuties with all options into an assembled piece, since I want it displayed in my workroom so bad! Hope you like it and happy crafting~

UPDATE:

You can now view the assembled papercraft, with all the options, here:

www.deviantart.com/antyyy/art/…

Description

One of Hayao Miyazaki's (or studio Ghibli) best movies is, hands-down, Spirited Away. It is THE anime movie that made me look more in debt into the anime and Japanese culture in general, and I never looked back since And I know people just love all the scene with Chihiro and Haku in his dragon-form (which I also did years back), but my personal favorite deity from the whole move are the duck-chick gods that are called Ootori-sama. And the best scene from the movie for me (which I always wait for when I rewatch the movie), is the scene in the bathhouse, where all the Ootori-sama gather around and bathe in that huge cauldron-like bath in the emerald-green water. They are ADORABLE. Again, birds + yellow color = my dream combo for the cutest anime characters

So, I decided to make a diorama cut-out scene from the movie and make that bathhouse into a papercraft and I love it so much ;_; just look at those adorable, fluffy, yellow, fat bellies!!!! To die for cute



The papercraft consist of many separate parts, such as: the 3D standing Ootori-sama, the 3 3D Ootori-sama heads submerged in the water, the 3D bath itself with optional overflowing 2D water streams, the 2 optional 3D wooden basins, the 3D stand with the wooden floor texture, as well as some 2D add-ons for the Ootori-sama, such as the leaf hat they wear when they enter the bath, and the washcloth. The whole thing is unfolded to a height of 12 cm and has 24 pages to print (with all optional parts).



*** This is a premium papercraft that you need to purchase in order to receive the PDFs and blank, locked PDO file for assembly. – You can buy and download the template here:

ko-fi.com/s/2fb0cb9ba5

You can view all of my available premium papercrafts that are for sale on my Ko-fi page:
ko-fi.com/antyyyspapercrafts ***



Definitely making all these cuties with all options into an assembled piece, since I want it displayed in my workroom so bad! Hope you like it and happy crafting~

UPDATE:

You can now view the assembled papercraft, with all the options, here:

www.deviantart.com/antyyy/art/…