There is much more to origami than just folding paper into cranes and other shapes. This type of art requires a lot of patience and use of advanced techniques in order to achieve the best results. This is best seen in the works of origami artist Hoang Tien Quyet, who uses a special technique known as “wet-folding.”
With the help of “wet-folding,” which includes dampening the paper, this Vietnam-based artist manages to create origami that has a more realistic look and curves instead of sharp edges. Also, thanks to this technique, Tien Quyet can create more elaborate shapes.
You can check out some of his intricate origami works below.
