Oritsunagumono, Origami of Animal Skeletons

(BY EDW LYNCH ON MAY 28, 2011)

“Oritsunagumono” by Japanese art student Takayuki Hori is a series of beautiful origami animal skeletons constructed of a translucent material. The skeletons of the animals are printed on the material, giving the eery effect of a 3D X-ray image. Stray bits of garbage visible within the animals highlight the environmental hazards facing endangered Japanese coastal wildlife.

LINK - http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/10/view/14059/takayuki-hori-oritsunagumono.html

I was researching animal skeletons and look what I found.. x.x idea.. presentation.. f*cking amazing..

My new headache is extinct animals.. Making some research and developing ideas..

Last autumn in London

IM STILL ALIVE!

So, since Uni finished i'm working full time to save money for the 1st course. I have about 2 days off a week if i'm lucky. And i'm suffering. Hate working. Hate pigeons. Love days off...
Well, anyway i'm trying to record my ideas but never have enough time. From now on I will try to upload a couple of works and ideas every week. Otherwise I will go crazy. Fills like I can't do anything for myself. Simply no time.
Some experiments.. Sketches.. Ideas.. Dreams..

My little Havawii.. That's bloody English weather made me do it..