Nem sempre são as obras grandiosas que chamam a atenção e o trabalho do canadense David Kawai é a prova disso. Dono de uma habilidade fora do comum, o cara tem como hobby criar origamis minúsculos. E eles são pequenos mesmo!

O trabalho dele pode ser acompanhado através do Instagram e, por enquanto, David está focado em fazer apenas tsurus – aqueles pássaros que são a forma de origami mais popular do mundo.

Para mostrar que suas criações são pequeninas de verdade, ele fotografa seus tsurus junto com peças de Lego, páginas de livros e até migalhas de pão. Dá só uma olhada nesse trabalho inacreditável:

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Essential crane reading.

A post shared by David Kawai (@teenytinyorigami) on Jun 19, 2017 at 11:02am PDT

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Swipe to zoom. White cranes are the most difficult because the paper is softer and also because they easily get lost among white breadcrumbs.

A post shared by David Kawai (@teenytinyorigami) on Jun 20, 2017 at 1:25pm PDT

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The rain in the weekend forecast inspired me. It's actually very hard to line these guys up. They were all super excited it's Friday.

A post shared by David Kawai (@teenytinyorigami) on Jun 16, 2017 at 2:20pm PDT

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My first eight tiny cranes.

A post shared by David Kawai (@teenytinyorigami) on Jun 11, 2017 at 8:48pm PDT

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The character of each crane starts to take shape within the first folds.

A post shared by David Kawai (@teenytinyorigami) on Jun 14, 2017 at 10:53am PDT

David também já postou um vídeo mostrando como faz seus pequeninos pássaros de papel. Impressionante!

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Here is about 45 minutes sped up to under a minute of crane folding action. I start from a standard small sheet of origami paper, cut it down to a tiny piece, then fold the starting lines, then fold it into a crane. I guess that looks like 3 steps in a time lapse, but to me, it feels like a lot more. Sorry, I tried to keep my hands in the frame but I'm just not used to it and kind of drifted away a couple times!

A post shared by David Kawai (@teenytinyorigami) on Jun 22, 2017 at 10:12am PDT

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