Just have a look the following crane, the artist claims that it was created from a 9mm sheet of paper. It goes without saying that all paper sculptures are hard enough to make, so these tiny origami sculptures belongs to the most impressive things I have ever seen.

The main secret behind these origami … Anja uses sheets of paper smaller than an inch in width. The artist carefully and painstakingly folds almost invisible pieces of paper and creates awesome origami only a few millimeters in size.

I am impressed with these fragile animals!

To put it short, GreenMarker is a fantastic set of grass-shaped page markers that will easily let your knowledge grow. Pay just $10 and enjoy these awesome and completely realistic markers. What I like the most about them … the markers are double-sided printed paper sticky notes.

How do you like the idea?

Let me remind you that origami is the traditional Japanese art of paper folding. The main idea behind these small paper figures is to create a paper object without the use of gluing or cutting the paper, and using one piece of paper.

I would love to pay your attention to the fact that Won Park is the real and very talented master of Origami. Some people and mass media also call him the “money folder”,because he easily creates exceptional origami canvas from the United States One Dollar Bill.

According to the master he draws inspiration from living and not objects!

I am ready to bet it will be really difficult to take eyes off her incredible masterpieces but when you understand that they are made of rolled up paper and managed to resemble an underwater reef, you’ll stay with your mouth slightly agape.

May be it takes her a lot of time to create such beautiful pictures!

When I saw his works for the first time I thought they were made of marble, but they were made from paper. The stunning beauty of Jeff sculptural 3D works make me think that he is a real paper genius.

The Los Angeles-born artist works mainly with white paper. You can find Nishinaka’s work almost everywhere and even in the most unexpected places such as medical illustrations or hotels.

According to the author, to create his cast paper sculptures, Allen Eckman mixes an acid-free paper pulp in the special studio hydro-pulper from two raw stocks—cotton and abica.

Afterwards the pulp is cast into molds and Allen makes them from original clay sculptures. Then the paper is pressed under vacuum pressure in the mold. The drying process takes some time but afterwards we are welcome to enjoy these amazing sculptures.

For more details visit there official site: Eckmanfineart.

The sculptures are mind-blowing, I am ready to bet you won’t take your eyes off them. These cuties comes as a combination of the collaboration between Italian and Swiss designers.

All the paper designs are promotional ones for an upcoming collaborative exhibition – Italian Design is Coming Home – featuring 22 of the best Swiss and Italian designers.

According to the artist, he saw such a book of art 11 years ago and since then he was in love with this process. Isaac tell that creating such  a book is not difficult but you should love what you are doing.

I would love to buy these masterpieces!