20 Amazing Origami Art works

If some of you wonder “What the hell is Origami?”, lets cite our beloved Wikipedia: “Origami (origami) (from oru meaning “folding”, and kami meaning “paper”) is the ancient Japanese art of paper folding.
The goal of this art is to create a representation of an object using geometric folds and crease patterns preferably without the use of gluing or cutting the paper,and using only one piece of paper”
Maybe not all of the art works here were done using only one peace of paper, but nevertheless they all look really impressive.
Have a good time scrolling down the list!

1. Yoda

(Image PhillipWest)

2. Jedi

(Image PhillipWest)

Modified from Satoshi Kamiya’s Wizard. Folded by Phillip West from a single uncut square.

3. The Emperor with Force Lightning

(Image PhillipWest)

Modified from Satoshi Kamiya’s Wizard. Folded by Phillip West.

4. Lion

(Image Joseph Wu Origami)

One sheet design. Based on “Babe the Blue Ox”.

5. Fish

(Image kekremsi)

6. The White Bull of Heaven

(Image Joseph Wu Origami)

Folded from brand new supply of high white elephant hide, the gold horns are colour changed from the underside which was coloured with gold ink.

7. Unicorn

(Image kekremsi)

Designed by Satoshi Kamiya. Folded from 35*35 cm handmade paper, back-coated with golden tissue at only colour changing part.

8. Medusa

(Image origamiwolf)

Folded from one uncut square of Thai Saa.

9. Unnamed warrior

(Image J0nB0n)

10. Octopus

(Image origamiwolf)

11. Tarantula

(Image Rodrigo Zen)

A really impressive model designed by Robert Lang folded from a square of a tissue-foil paper. (“My hands became purple after making it”, says the author)