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]]>“Whenever I see a character in a film or TV show, instead of concentrating on the plot line, my mind wanders into how I could recreate it,” the artist revealed. “By using various paper techniques such as origami, crumpling to create a tree bark texture for Baby Groot or paper cutting tiny feather wings for Maleficent, I set about recreating them.”
According to Cassidy, making the characters can take from 30 minutes to a couple of hours. The hardest thing? Making the characters identifiable.
Scroll down and check out Cassidy’s origami creations below.
"…..Alice started to her feet 
, for it flashed☇across her mind that she had never before seen a rabbit 
in a waistcoat. Burning with curiosity, she ran across the field after it….." . #Origami Alice and 
. #WHPUpToMe #WHPOrigamiStoryTime 
She actually just said – "Fly, Fly, Fly" Apparently there is something called the "Mandela Effect" where a large number of people experience the exact same false memory of a past event. Other film examples include "Mirror, Mirror On The Wall" is in fact "Magic Mirror On The Wall" and "Luke, I am your father" is actually "No, I am your father" Parallel universe or just mass false memories? *cue X-Files music* 
. #Origami Wicked Witch of the west (#JoNakashima) Origami Winged Monkeys 
(#KunihikoKasahara) #MandelaEffect 
Wizard of Oz part 2/3
. #origami#jonakashima#harleyquinn
. #Origami Mad Hatter 
based on the Tim Burton / Johnny Depp version Cheshire Cat 
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