If you’re an origami aficionado, you need to see these works by Madrid-based Gonzalo Garcia Calvo. He makes the intricate, folded animals and objects when he isn’t working his regular gigs as a musician. (Note the violin and grand piano that are part of his portfolio.)
For most of his works, he uses designs created by other origami artists, or patterns he’s adapted, but all the actual folding is his own. (Owl, top of post: Tonight’s the Night, designed by Katsuta Kyohei).
See many more creations on Gonzalo Garcia Calvo’s Flickr site, here.
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Those are amazing!
My gosh, he’s BRILLIANT!! Makes me think of the Lego designs. My friend did the Lego Grand Piano, it had everything, the keys, the strings, the chair, etc. Origami, he takes it to a whole new level.
I like that he uses other people’s designs but does all the folding himself. Whole new level is right.
Unreal. Fabulous.
That is awesome! I once tried making a crane. LOL. Not so awesome. 🙂
Really glad you enjoyed this. (And not so awesome is still OK!)
🙂 Thanks.