Money origami. Folded using a single (Philippine Peso) paper bill. No cuts & glue used.
I folded this only basing on a photo on a link (which is more amazing than this) shared to my Facebook wall. Then I attempt to try to copy it. With some skills and luck, I almost copied it. The bills used on the site wherein I based this are U.S. Dollar bills. There are no available diagrams for this on the link.
What makes this model difficult is the irregularity of folds as you shape along the edges of the face on the bill. Then you'll use what's left for whatever accessory or type of hat you want to fold.
If you're an experienced origami folder (you have already folded various complex origami models like Satoshi Kamiya's Ancient Dragon, Phoenix, Bahamut or Robert Lang's complex crease patterns) this will be an easy model for you. If you're the one that's still having hard times even on intermediate ones, improvising the folds can be a problem, but not an impossible origami to accomplish.
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