After having folded and decorated origami cranes daily for 1000 consecutive days (see my previous post on Bored Panda), I took a short break, but I could not stop creating new ones, even though no longer on a daily basis. I am allowing myself to explore more themes and techniques, and to find

About three years ago I learned how to make an origami crane, and ever since I’ve enjoyed folding them. I fold them while watching the baseball game, I fold napkins and receipts into cranes at restaurants, I fold them to procrastinate, etc… Show Full Text Recently I took to attempting smaller

Japanese artist Naoki Onogawa is taking origami art to the next level, and she’s doing it in the most Japanese way ever. Show Full Text Inspired by the legend of the 1000 cranes and the story of Sadako Sasaki, she folds hundreds of miniature origami cranes which later become beautifully delicate