Insects and animals are made of Sheet of Paper

This intricate origami is the work of Brian Chan a craft instructor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, which makes models of animals and insects simply by using a sheet of paper.

31-year-old man began to make these amazing works of art since she was ten years old, and learn the art of Japanese paper folding itself, using the book as a guide.
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Today, Chan has made more than 100 works of art unique. Starting from the people, for animals such as insects until the bobcat.

Most models are made are the insects, which are created with a touch of detail is impressive, both in terms of size, scale and their antennas.

"I started by copying the works of other authors about 20 years ago, but after a while I felt good enough to start producing my own work. When growing up, my parents bought a lot of origami books, ranging from simple models to the most complex, and it is a good resource for independent learning. "Said Chan was quoted Mail Online.

Chan believes origami that allows artists to express themselves by using techniques typical of each