Step 1, first I prepare a square origami, and the paper should not be too soft.

Step 2: Fold the square origami we prepared in half, and pay attention to align each edge line. We get a rectangle and flatten it.

Step 3: Fold the rectangular figure we just got in half again to get a small cube, and then flatten it.

Step 4: unfold the figure completely, and we can see that the two creases cross horizontally and vertically.

Step 5: Based on the two creases just obtained, fold one corner of the square origami towards the center point, align it with the center point, and then flatten it.

Step 6: Fold the other three corners of the square origami to the center point, align with the center point, and then flatten it to get a square.

Step 7: Turn the chart you just folded over.

Step 8: Fold one corner of the square just obtained to the center point, align it with the center point, and then flatten it.

Step 9: Fold the other three corners of the square to the center point, align with the center point, and then flatten it, and we get a smaller square.

Step 10: Fold one corner of the small square origami just obtained to the center point, align it with the center point, and then flatten it.

Step 1 1: Fold the other three corners of the square origami towards the center point, align with the center point, and then flatten it.

Step 12: Turn the just folded graph over.

Step 13: Open the four corners outward.

Step 14: Squeeze the figure to the middle and fold the four sides of the small square in the middle into a cross.

Step 15: Roll up the four petals slightly, so that the flowers look more natural and our paper flowers will be folded.

If it is more complicated, facing hundreds of steps of tutorials or developing graphics is similar to the personal hobby of assembling Gundam models. But this kind of person is not necessarily exquisite. Complex origami always requires considerable spatial thinking ability. Maybe he's still a master of science.

If he's thinking of something original, it's completely different. More like painting, but more scientific.

See if the folded things are all right and the edges are aligned. If you start learning, you must be careful (it may be slow).