Stumbled upon these laughing, frog-like origami creatures by Joseph Wu:

Joseph Wu's Origami Warai
A professional origami artist who hails from Vancouver, Wu calls these amazingly expressive, adorable, little figures Warai, which means “laughter” in Japanese.
Here are a few of my favorites:

A Red Warai Waving Happily

A Green Warai With Open Arms

A Very Happy Blue Warai

More Of These Happy Fellows
Awesome!
To see more of these cute little creatures on Flickr (as well as some of his newer creations and experiments), click here.
Visit Joseph Wu’s official site to see more of his amazing work.
Tags: Joseph Wu, Laughing Frog Origami, Laughing Origami, Warai
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Thanks, Brandon! And, if anyone is interested, these are for sale at Giovane in Vancouver.
http://www.giovanecafe.com/
Thanks for the comment!
Love your work. I was especially impressed by the Babe The Blue Ox and Dragon pieces you have on display on Flickr.
Keep up the good work!