Finnish origami artist Juho Könkkölä spends around fifty hours scoring and folding a single 95cm² sheet of Wenzhou rice paper before he even begins sculpting the otherwise unbroken, uncut surface.
Using a combination of wet and dry origami techniques, he creates (among many other things) 28cm tall samurai warriors complete with plated armour, traditional helmet, and swords. Sez he:
There are several hundreds of steps to fold it from the square and there are probably thousands of individual folds
He talks more about his process here.
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sure what else would we be doing,
looks great in fairness
That is an astonishing skill. And his hands…mine look like feet compared to his
tks for sharing Chompsky
yeah!, looks great except for your dads chinos.