blade runner Origami

Throughout the Blade Runner movie, Gaff (Edward James Olmos) makes subtle indirect comments about Deckard using Origami (Japanese paper folding).

At the end of the film as Deckard and Rachael are entering the elevator from Deckard's apartment, Deckard notices another origami figure on the floor of the hall.

This hand made, faithful reproduction of the Blade Runner Origami Unicorn is exhibited in a beautiful plexiglass display, attached to a solid walnut base. The Unicorn is not permanently mounted inside the case and can easily be removed for examination. The case is 4 inch square.

For those who would like to fold Gaff’s Unicorn without purchasing anything, I encourage you to view the diagrams for FREE in the Diagrams page or click here.

    These detailed instructional diagrams will walk you step by step through the folding process, enabling you to make as many as you like and impress our friends.

    Need more help? Watch FREE Instructional Videos on the Video Instructional Page or click here.

    To find the correct origami metallic paper, go to the Paper Jade.

When comparing this Unicorn to the movie clip above, you will find the design to be a truly impeccable reproduction.

Due to overwhelming request, the Blade Runner Match Stick Man instructions are now available on the Match Stick Man Page or click here.

If you have any questions, please feel free to e-mail me.

Regards,

Kenneth Thompson

A NOTE FROM THE ARTIST:  "As a Blade Runner fan, I searched all over the internet for a place to purchase Gaff's Unicorn and couldn't find one anywhere. So I decided if I really wanted one, I was going to have to make it myself. After months of research, careful examination of the movie and many trial Unicorns later, here is the result.

    I hope by providing this item to other Blade Runner fans, I am in some small way, contributing to the continued legacy of my favorite movie... BLADE RUNNER"

KT