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Origami is one of the oldest arts in the world. It has been around for hundreds of years, but only recently has it been developed into a science. And with this new innovation origami has moved from just simple boxes and birds to extremely complex shapes.
To really understand what I mean watch the video below. It has humor and explains origami and the advances that have been made recently very well. After watching it you’ll know how to make origami step by step like the masters. Enjoy!
Photo courtesy of MABONA ORIGAMI
Photo courtesy of MABONA ORIGAMI
Photo courtesy of MABONA ORIGAMI
Photo courtesy of MABONA ORIGAMI
Photo courtesy of MABONA ORIGAMI
All of those are just incredible origami.
For more information on origami check out the site below-
Won Park – The Master of Origami Paper Folding | The Design …
Origami made from paper bills! Go check it out!
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Wow! Amazing! these kind of art work should be in museum. Its hard to make one but the creator seems made it in just 3 minutes. All of those are just incredible origami.
These are amazing! I didn’t realize that oragami could be so intricate. These artists are masters.
These pieces are amazing– like it says on the video, modern origami has evolved into a kind of complex sculpture. It is really neat to see not just the shapes evolving, but also the use of color and texture in the paper used, like on the green, shiny beetle. I had no idea how much thought and mathematics actually go into making these works of art!
truly amazing. anyone who did these is a genius. i am wondering how these can be done? can you post some tutorials? i love the third one and the monster.
Incredible! Amazing, I am speechless. I remember reading about origami for my kid’s school assignment but never really knew it could be this good! The insects, bird and monster shown above are really great making me interested enough to view the video. Thanks for sharing this video and hope you post more such informative videos.
These creations are wonderfully made. The creators are really amazing! I’d like to know how to do it so that i could teach it to the kids.
Very nice! These are some amazing designs. I didn’t know these kinds of things were even possible. Nice selection. =D
Very creative. I am going to watch the video again. Math eludes me. I am glad that I can enjoy what others can.
these are just incredible. i can’t get over them! i have made 1,000 cranes and sent them to hiroshima, but i can’t imagine making all of these difficult ones.
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This is just amazing. I remember trying to create a dragon a couple of years ago but unfortunately I never succeeded. Maybe it’s time for me to give it another try.
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This is the first time anyone tried to claim origami was a science. Still, that video was cool. And that origami beetle is just scary. If someone ever makes me origami like that, I’ll probably squash it with a shoe.
wow, those are so beautiful! I have done some origami before before, but nothing like that, lol. Mostly swans, dogs, fans, balloons, etc. Thank you for sharing the video =)