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According to Huffingtonpost, Cuong from Hanoi, Vietnam, used giay do (paper made from do trees) to create amazing folded creatures such as eagles, scorpions, sharks, elephants and snails…
Bear.
Eagle.
Shark.
Snail.
Elephant.
Butterfly.
Tortoise.
Buffalo boy.
Cuong is one of the leading origami artist in Vietnam. He won the second prize at the 2009 world origami competition.
Compiled by T. Van
Đăng ký: VietNam News
VietNamNet Bridge – The Huffingtonpost (USA) recently introduced outstanding origami works by Vietnamese artist Nguyen Hung Cuong.
Some origami works by Nguyen Hung Cuong on Huffingtonpost:
According to Huffingtonpost, Cuong from Hanoi, Vietnam, used giay do (paper made from do trees) to create amazing folded creatures such as eagles, scorpions, sharks, elephants and snails… Bear. Eagle. Shark. Snail. Elephant. Butterfly. Tortoise. Buffalo boy. 
“What I love about origami is that I can make anything from one piece of paper just by folding it,” Cường states on his Flickr profile. “Since I’m not good with words, I use origami to share my ideas, how I feel and how beautiful this world is,” Cuong told Huffingtonpost.
Cuong is one of the leading origami artist in Vietnam. He won the second prize at the 2009 world origami competition. Compiled by T. Van Đăng ký: VietNam News