The Japanese Artist Is the King Of Book Origami. 25 Sculptures For Home Bookcases

Yuto Yamaguchi hiding under the pseudonym D. Hinklay is the self-proclaimed king of book origami. He masterfully folds individual pages and conjures up three-dimensional inscriptions or images from them.

#1 The Artist Uses Only Second-Hand Books in His Work

#2 He Also Never Cuts or Tears Out Pages

#3 D. Hinklay Admitted That He Hasn’t Read All the Books He’s Used in His Artwork

#4 He Usually Spends His Days Creating New Work and Listening to Music

#5 The Inscription Was Created in a Book That Has 626 Pages

#6 A Book with 842 Pages Was Used to Carving a Cat

#7 Star Wars

#8 World Map from the Pages of One Book

#9 The Avengers, Endgame

#10 A Mickey Mouse Folded from 350 Pages

#11 The Most Difficult Book Folding the Artist Has Done – 1582 Pages!

#12 The Artist and His Paper Skull

#13 A Bat Makes Its Home in a Book with Only 106 Pages

#14 A Book with 372 Pages Was Enough to Create a Mouth

#15 April Firs, Joke Book

#16 Morning Coffee and a Book in One 😉

#17 Paper Octopus

#18 Artist Privately Likes Legos, Energy Drinks and Wrestling

#19 Writing With Flair. One Letter Is a Separate Book

#20 Two Hearts for Lovers

#21 Everyone Could Use More Smiles 😉

#22 A Variation on Question Marks

#23 The Spider-Man of 1006 Pages

#24 Interestingly Enough Book Origami Can Be Purchased on the Artist’s Website

#25 Some of the Book Works

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Here’s how the work is created 😉 .

 

 

 

 

 

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