Papertrophy Designer Holger from Berlin takes papercraft and origami to a new level by building a life-sized gorilla out of paper and nothing more than regular glue.
A bit smaller but no less great looking are the wall art papercraft trophies. He ensures that no animals were harmed in the making and all Trophies are built from high quality eco-friendly paper.
Right now, the designer is running an Indiegogo campaign to bring these highly creative and visual creations to the masses.
These paper designs come in a variety of sizes, animals and bold colors. They are a playful and humane alternative to actual taxidermy with the added bonus of the collection featuring standing designs. The standout piece from the collection is certainly the unicorn.
Massive Origami Taxidermy
These Papercraft Creations From Holger are Humane, Creative and Vibrant
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