I took about 900 hours to finish my modeling project “Welcome to Derry”, an adaption of Stephen King’s great novel “IT”. To cope with the spirit of the original novel, this bloody ode to the Fifties, this sentimental-dark token of love for an era of deceased rock stars, I wanted this project to be

Click to unmute The Japanese are known for their incredible origami, but Haruki Nakamura creates paper art that most find even more entertaining. Born in 1967, the designer changed his life at 27, when he picked up the encyclopedia of paper craft techniques. His interactive creations include a

Click to unmute Dan Reeder proves that reading newspapers is nowhere near as spectacular as sculpting them. It’s no wonder people call him The Monster Man! “I made my first dragon when I was twenty-two years old,” Dan writes on his website. “I’m now sixty-seven.” Reeder created his first-ever

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 and

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