If you just can’t get plenty of the ancient art of origami, then Madrid-based creative Gonzalo García Calvo is the one you should be following. He has a natural talent for transforming ordinary pieces of paper into extraordinary folded animals and objects, using several clever techniques.
Quite surprisingly, this is just an extra time hobby for Gonzalo, because he works professionally as a musician. Origami is just something that keeps him interested when he isn’t playing instruments. Whatever he creates, he shares via Flickr, so if you want to see more of his origami pieces, make sure you follow his work.
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