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Alexandra Yuan 5 years ago

then theres me trying to fold a paper in half .-.

70points

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

191points

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A Rose Among Thorns 5 years ago

The tail feathers are incredibly done!

22points

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

161points

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A Rose Among Thorns 5 years ago

No cuts or glue??? How???

18points

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

159points

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Captain Foley 5 years ago

Beautiful

14points

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

136points

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Roger Skeens 5 years ago

How is it done???

10points

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

132points

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Sarah Joan Rippey 5 years ago

WOW

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Joan Yazze Gallegos 5 years ago

Looks almost like a Phoenix

0points

Madonna Rose 5 years ago

How gorgeous

0points

Bentley Allen 5 years ago

bootiful

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Freya the Wanderer 5 years ago

Looks more like a macaw than a crane.

0points

Brooke Wagner 5 years ago

colorful!

0points

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

122points

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Shiba Inu 5 years ago

i love looking at other people's insanely beautiful works of art, this is seriously amazing. yeah it makes me feel like i suck tbh but still this guy's awesome.

14points

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

122points

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Allison Pettett 5 years ago

cute flowers!

7points

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

118points

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Lyndsey 5 years ago

Looks like a winter spirit.

15points

#10

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

111points

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A Rose Among Thorns 5 years ago

It looks like there are deer antlers sprouting from its back

9points

#11

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

109points

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Shiba Inu 5 years ago

okay, question- after he made 1000 of these things, what the actual hecky dizzle did he do with them? first of all they probably take up a lot of space considering there's 1000 of them but also they're so delicate so they have to be placed in somewhere safe. I AM CONFUSION

17points

#12

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

109points

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- 5 years ago

Wow! The colors of this one are AMAZING!

11points

#13

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

108points

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Linda Matheny 5 years ago

I love this one. All are simply amazing!!!!

9points

#14

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

99points

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BACON M&M 5 years ago

STUNNING!! WE WANT A TUTORIAL!! Please😁🙏

8points

#15

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

95points

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Nosfentor 5 years ago

A golden seraphim.

7points

#16

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

94points

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Molly Block 5 years ago

Some people are so damn creative! Upvote, people, UPVOTE!!! He deserves your votes!!

17points

#17

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

94points

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AND PEGGY 5 years ago

Wow!

11points

#18

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

92points

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Dorothy Parker 5 years ago

Dragon crane? Love the thorns up the spine. So carefully thought out and placed.

14points

#19

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

88points

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Shiba Inu 5 years ago

how. literally how.

10points

#20

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

87points

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Ivy Crawford 5 years ago

I love all of the negative space here...so delicate it's gorgeous ❤

5points

#21

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

85points

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Lyndsey 5 years ago

THIS ONE IS MY FAVORITE! Black and gold looks lovely together.

6points

#22

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

84points

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Molly Block 5 years ago

Goth version. :-)

10points

#23

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

79points

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Lyndsey 5 years ago

Ayyyyyy, are those suppose to be red envelopes?

6points

#24

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

79points

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Madonna Rose 5 years ago

Ooooooooo love ❤️ it!

3points

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#41

I Continued Creating Decorated Origami Cranes Even After Reaching My Goal Of 1000 Cranes In 1000 Days

Final score:

38points

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Candy Prince Premium 5 years ago

Looks like a bunyip!

2points

Origami enthusiast, puer aeternus, exceptionally ordinary

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Kyana Winter 5 years ago

I did a similar project for my sick friend. She had lung cancer and was told she did not have long to live. I had just read Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes and got everyone I knew to start making paper cranes. For her birthday we hung up the cranes in her room while she went out for dinner with her family. She lived despite what the doctors said and she thinks it is because of the 1000 paper cranes

28points

Silverfish_13 5 years ago

That is a beautiful story, thank you for sharing. Best wishes to your friend

3points

released kraken 5 years ago

these are incredible, however they are kirigami, not oragami, but personally i like kirigami better and these are magnificent

24points

Magpie 5 years ago

Thank you Kraken for that word; Kirigami. And yes Magnificent.

4points

Kryogen 5 years ago

Indeed, Kirigami is about cutting paper, and Origami only about folding. The advantage of origami is that you just need a paper and hands.

0points

Barbara Stewart 5 years ago

Oh ok thanks I never heard of Kirigami. Learn something new every day. Thanks.

0points

Night Owl 5 years ago

Wow. They all look magical, beautiful, complex and delicate. This is master level of skill, talent and creativity in crane making.

12points

diane a 5 years ago

Incredible paper sculpures, however not Origami in the true sense.

8points

diane a 5 years ago (edited)

As I understand it - Origami is the art of folding a single sheet of paper into a complex three dimensional shape or figure - no cutting. Have had an origami frog bought from a street seller for 20 years. Have resisted the urge to unfold and work out how it was done.

2points

Joey 5 years ago

Such intricate design work, lots of talent and it feels like each kirigami has it's own personality.

3points

beep boop 5 years ago

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3points

Mario Purisic 5 years ago

But... how??

3points

Kenny Kulbiski 5 years ago

I think probably magic because it's obviously impossible.

1point

Bobbi Newell 5 years ago

These are some serious paper skills, very beautiful and intricate!

2points

Thranduil 5 years ago

Tutorial PLEASE.

1point

BACON M&M 5 years ago

These are REMARKABLE!!!! How do you do thiss?!?! We need a tutorial!!!

1point

Kristine Phillips 5 years ago

Those were impressive.

1point

Sophia Cai 5 years ago

And then there's me who can't fold a paper in half neatly.

1point

Dorothy Parker 5 years ago

These are astounding. I think he should be selling photos of them. Perhaps better without his hands. A clip would do it.

1point

Sophie Warner 5 years ago

These are beautiful.

0points

Flavia Slag 5 years ago

Beautiful

0points

Roxy 5 years ago

Origami I thought can only be made with your hands and no tools?? Hmm, weird but either way, these cranes are awesome.

0points

suryanti utami 5 years ago

i like them all

0points

Irene Carlyle 5 years ago

these leave me breathless!! incredible!! dontcare if they are oragami, kingami or giraffes--they are magnificent--thank yu--this is genius stuff!!

0points

Shaaron Boughen 5 years ago

Stunningly beautiful - what skill and talent. Thank you for sharing.

0points

Barbara Stewart 5 years ago

Wow I would say he is a Origami master, just utterly amazing, beautiful. Where can I buy one.

0points

Jasmeet Kaur 5 years ago

I'm crying happy tears

0points

Mary Tonningsen Premium 5 years ago

Cristian Marianciuc, I've thoroughly enjoyed all of these photos! Your work is just incredible! Thank you for sharing it with us!

0points

Abby Rexroth 5 years ago

Make a pair, lacquer them and make earrings. I'd buy them!

0points

Slune 5 years ago

I want so see in a video how it's created!

0points

Sarjana Lastname 5 years ago

You will find meaning for this art form :) i bet after 5000 you find it meaningless, own storage space and other problems occur ..

0points

Janette Smith 5 years ago

I’m doing something so wrong, mine nevah look like this

0points

Bluebell Rizzi 5 years ago

These are breathtaking!

0points

Emily Karl 5 years ago

How can I buy one? These are unbelievable!!!

0points

Si 5 years ago

He sells a small range at IcarusMidAir on Etsy for around $100.

2points

Super Cat 5 years ago

I would love to go after this concept too. Can someone tell me how theese were made and/or if there are any guides on how to make em :) ? Thanks a ton. They are truly beautiful

0points

Jaguarundi 5 years ago

The color choices, the variety of designs, the intricacy of the cuts...I had to up-vote them all! These are too fantastic to pick an overall favorite. These are all so delicate and beautiful. My soul lightened two shades after seeing these.

0points

Heidi Matsumoto 5 years ago

OMG You're so talented! I love all of your works!!! Amazing! <3

0points

Claire McDonald 5 years ago

Oh, DAMN!

0points

Joey 5 years ago

Chloe is that you?? It's Josie from 7c

0points

Tài Trần 5 years ago

The simplest way to make an artist, practice it everyday, for many years.

0points

Tammy_the_tiger 5 years ago

Four words: This is. LEGIT. FABULOUS.

0points

trix 5 years ago

I'd work 400 years on just making one of these and still fail miserably.

0points

Lynidette 5 years ago

These are incredible!

0points

Renae Hislop 5 years ago

I would love to try this at home

0points

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago

Here is a very nice article about him, and his 1.000 origami cranes: independent.ie/world-news/and-finally/this-guys-beautiful-origami-cranes-will-blow-you-away-and-so-will-the-reason-behind-them-36425014.html

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Monika Soffronow 5 years ago

I found another article here: arcticpaper.com/Start/Arctic-Paper/Paper-Passion-Intro/2018/Cristian-Marianciuc/

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Connor Johnson 5 years ago

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Crazy Alchemist 5 years ago

Do you have a life outside of negative comments and suffering?

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Kyana Winter 5 years ago

28points

Silverfish_13 5 years ago

That is a beautiful story, thank you for sharing. Best wishes to your friend

3points

released kraken 5 years ago

these are incredible, however they are kirigami, not oragami, but personally i like kirigami better and these are magnificent

24points

Magpie 5 years ago

Thank you Kraken for that word; Kirigami. And yes Magnificent.

4points

Kryogen 5 years ago

Indeed, Kirigami is about cutting paper, and Origami only about folding. The advantage of origami is that you just need a paper and hands.

0points

Barbara Stewart 5 years ago

Oh ok thanks I never heard of Kirigami. Learn something new every day. Thanks.

0points

Night Owl 5 years ago

Wow. They all look magical, beautiful, complex and delicate. This is master level of skill, talent and creativity in crane making.

12points

diane a 5 years ago

Incredible paper sculpures, however not Origami in the true sense.

8points

diane a 5 years ago (edited)

2points

Joey 5 years ago

Such intricate design work, lots of talent and it feels like each kirigami has it's own personality.

3points

beep boop 5 years ago

This comment has been deleted.

3points

Mario Purisic 5 years ago

But... how??

3points

Kenny Kulbiski 5 years ago

I think probably magic because it's obviously impossible.

1point

Bobbi Newell 5 years ago

These are some serious paper skills, very beautiful and intricate!

2points

Thranduil 5 years ago

Tutorial PLEASE.

1point

BACON M&M 5 years ago

These are REMARKABLE!!!! How do you do thiss?!?! We need a tutorial!!!

1point

Kristine Phillips 5 years ago

Those were impressive.

1point

Sophia Cai 5 years ago

And then there's me who can't fold a paper in half neatly.

1point

Dorothy Parker 5 years ago

These are astounding. I think he should be selling photos of them. Perhaps better without his hands. A clip would do it.

1point

Sophie Warner 5 years ago

These are beautiful.

0points

Flavia Slag 5 years ago

Beautiful

0points

Roxy 5 years ago

Origami I thought can only be made with your hands and no tools?? Hmm, weird but either way, these cranes are awesome.

0points

suryanti utami 5 years ago

i like them all

0points

Irene Carlyle 5 years ago

these leave me breathless!! incredible!! dontcare if they are oragami, kingami or giraffes--they are magnificent--thank yu--this is genius stuff!!

0points

Shaaron Boughen 5 years ago

Stunningly beautiful - what skill and talent. Thank you for sharing.

0points

Barbara Stewart 5 years ago

Wow I would say he is a Origami master, just utterly amazing, beautiful. Where can I buy one.

0points

Jasmeet Kaur 5 years ago

I'm crying happy tears

0points

Mary Tonningsen Premium 5 years ago

Cristian Marianciuc, I've thoroughly enjoyed all of these photos! Your work is just incredible! Thank you for sharing it with us!

0points

Abby Rexroth 5 years ago

Make a pair, lacquer them and make earrings. I'd buy them!

0points

Slune 5 years ago

I want so see in a video how it's created!

0points

Sarjana Lastname 5 years ago

You will find meaning for this art form :) i bet after 5000 you find it meaningless, own storage space and other problems occur ..

0points

Janette Smith 5 years ago

I’m doing something so wrong, mine nevah look like this

0points

Bluebell Rizzi 5 years ago

These are breathtaking!

0points

Emily Karl 5 years ago

How can I buy one? These are unbelievable!!!

0points

Si 5 years ago

He sells a small range at IcarusMidAir on Etsy for around $100.

2points

Super Cat 5 years ago

I would love to go after this concept too. Can someone tell me how theese were made and/or if there are any guides on how to make em :) ? Thanks a ton. They are truly beautiful

0points

Jaguarundi 5 years ago

0points

Heidi Matsumoto 5 years ago

OMG You're so talented! I love all of your works!!! Amazing! <3

0points

Claire McDonald 5 years ago

Oh, DAMN!

0points

Joey 5 years ago

Chloe is that you?? It's Josie from 7c

0points

Tài Trần 5 years ago

The simplest way to make an artist, practice it everyday, for many years.

0points

Tammy_the_tiger 5 years ago

Four words: This is. LEGIT. FABULOUS.

0points

trix 5 years ago

I'd work 400 years on just making one of these and still fail miserably.

0points

Lynidette 5 years ago

These are incredible!

0points

Renae Hislop 5 years ago

I would love to try this at home

0points

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago

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Monika Soffronow 5 years ago

I found another article here: arcticpaper.com/Start/Arctic-Paper/Paper-Passion-Intro/2018/Cristian-Marianciuc/

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Connor Johnson 5 years ago

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Crazy Alchemist 5 years ago

Do you have a life outside of negative comments and suffering?

0points