Origami Created By Jun Mitani

I guess you’ve seen a lot of incredible origami, but this man is something else! Meet Jun Mitani, a professor of Information and Systems at the University of Tsukuba. His main interests are Computer graphics and Origami. Very, very satisfying origami.

Made by just a sheet of paper

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It’s hard to believe that these once started off in a very ordinary way…

Spherical Oragami

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Spherical origami is a new concept, which requires a unique method, called “Curved folding”

Layers, and layers…

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I can’t imagine the patience taken to do this, but the end result is stunning!

He was inspired by…

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Both Computer graphics, and Paper craft, and this is what he created with them.

Lots of effort is put into this…

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Try and make this one, with the youtube link!

Six windmills

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This one was made using the crease pattern.

High tech, Handmade, Astonishing Art:

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It was probably hard to make this by hand. Very impressive!

It doesn’t even look real!

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Perfectly portraying Jun Mitani’s talent.

Christmas ornaments

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Which show that there aren’t limits to what kind of origami you can do.

Folding concepts

It must take a lot of methods and a lot of time, to create this masterpiece

Colours and variety

Is it just me, or does this remind you of ice cream? Either way, It’s a beautiful craft.

Bouquet of a rainbow

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Creativity levels keep going up, Why is this the most satisfying thing I’ve ever seen?

Metallic masterpiece

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Isn’t the detailing amazing?!

Consistency

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Jun Mitani’s work never fails to please people

Simplicity

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Simplicity used at its best, Exhibited by this work of art

Stackable Art

Art can come in any form, and this came in stackable form.

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