For science projects or medical training, you can build functional models that demonstrate how the Larynx (voice box) moves.
: Ideal for cards, this uses a single cut and two diagonal folds on a folded card to create a beak-like Mouth Fold .
: A more simplified 3D Larynx Model can be made using cardstock or foam. It uses an elastic band to represent the Vocal Ligament. throat
These are simpler crafts used for storytelling or play, focusing on a "talking" motion.
: A classic origami Paper Mouth can be made by folding a standard piece of printer paper into fourths and tearing a small slit in the center to create "lips". For science projects or medical training, you can
: This advanced model features a tilting thyroid and revolving arytenoids. You can download a free template from Vocal Process and use paper fasteners to allow the parts to pivot.
Depending on your goal—whether it is a medical study tool, a fun puppet, or a makeup effect—you can create several different "paper throats." Anatomical Models It uses an elastic band to represent the Vocal Ligament
: Designed for medical professionals, this DIY Laryngoscopy Simulator helps practice hand-eye coordination for intubation. Interactive Origami & Puppets