Won Park – The Master of Origami Paper Folding

Origami is the traditional 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.
Won Park is the master of Origami. He is also called the “money folder”, a practitioner of origami whose canvas is the United States One Dollar Bill. Bending, twisting, and folding, Won Park creates life-like shapes inspired by objects living and not– both in stunning detail.

One Dollar Koi

One Dollar Butterfly

One Dollar Camera

Two Dollar Battle Tank

Two Dollar Chinese Dragon

One Dollar Construction Machine

One Dollar Crab

One Dollar Dolphin

Two Dollar Jacket

Two Dollar Spider

One Dollar Turkey

One Dollar Scorpion

One Dollar Praying Mantis

One Dollar Bat

One Dollar Toilet Bowl

One Dollar Penguin(Left),Two Dollar Angry Bear(Right)

Euro Cockerel Rooster (Left), Euro Eiffel Tower (Right)

Enterprise Bottom View

Three Dollar Millenium Falcon

Two Dollar Bird of Prey

Dollar Tie Interceptor

Vader’s Tie and Escorts

Two Dollar X Wing

One Dollar Shark

One Dollar Jet

One Dollar Hammer Head Shark

One Dollar Stag Beetle

One Dollar Stegasaurus

İnteraktif sanatçı Daniel Rozi, özel bir ortamda tahtaları belirli bir sistem ile kullanarak bir ayna meydana getirmiş. Bu ayna için 830 adet küçük tahta parçası ve tahtalar arasında kamera kullanılmış. Her bir ayrı tahta parçası farklı bir motora bağlı ve kameralardan gelen görüntüye göre bu motorlar tahtaları ve ışıkları hareket ettirerek görüntünün oluşmasını sağlıyor. Çok ilginç ve yaratıcı bir deneyim. Mutlaka izleyin.

With a little imagination, and you will be on the go to create some amazing stuffs and have fun with even the most common things in daily life. Yes, even with eggs. You know, you don’t have to wait until Thanks Givings to doodle on eggs.


What we have got here are some funny photos featuring creative egg paintings. Look how these crazy people are creating hilarious scenes with just a pen and a camera, and of course, eggs. A few lines and curves, take a good spot, find a good angle, and then you would get the shot too! Though I believe you would struggle a little bit when posing them.

Kaynak: http://www.netglos.com/creative-and-funny-egg-paintings/

Balagov kendne manken olarak legoları kullanan bir fotoğrafçı. Bu serisinde klasikleşerek günümüze gelmiş akıllarda yer etmiş fotoğrafları kendi tarzında legolar ile canlandırmış… Beğeninize…

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Nicholas Hendrickx Belçikalı bir fotoğrafçı. Bir sinek ile bu komik fotoğraflar serisini üretmiştir. Ve hikayesi ingilizce olarak yer alıyor çevirmeye uğraşamadım kusura bakmayın :)

Over the years Mr. Fly degraded from a successful cab driver to a poor lonely insect as he had 173 wives who cost him a fortune on make-up and clothing. Not to mention his 2184 kids, who all needed money for education and iPods.

From jpgmag.com:

On May 16 2007 I met Gerald Fly in my garden as I was shooting some cliché flowers. I had just bought my first cheap macro filters online and was excitingly giving them a try.

Gerald caught my attention as he was sitting on a flowerpot with nothing but a cardboard sign that said “Will work 4 food”. Over the years he degraded from a successful cab driver to a poor lonely insect as he had 173 wives who cost him a fortune on make-up and clothing. Not to mention his 2184 kids, who all needed money for education and iPods.

So there he was, staring at me with his big mosaic eyes, begging me for help. Macro filters in hand I offered him a job as my new photography model.

That night we had a good drink and talked about potential photoshoots. Surprisingly he proved himself a lovely musician on both piano and guitar. And so he often played me some tunes on the window sill and dreamed about a glorious music career.

The days went by and everything went great. We really had a good time together. Until after a dangerous freefall dandelion shoot, when Gerald and I had a big fight over the conditions he had to work in. The impact of the arguments got even worse as he discovered I had secretly done some photoshoots with a ladybug called Linda.

He furiously buzzed away to the streets outside. There he maintained to hitchhike for 29 hours non-stop to Poopville, the promised land for flies, without success. But the guilt inside me was becoming too much so I begged him to come back and promised to give him a little holiday.

A few weeks later, and after some heavy bicycle training, his old belly is back and today he is once again at my side for more adventurous photoshoots!

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