285 sheets of paper cut and printed in 750 pieces, 245 hours of work and a lot, but just so great skill. It took all that and a lot of patience and passion to carry out the Audi A7 Papercraft, ie the version "paper" of the German-built five-door for the U.S. subsidiary of Audi. The artist who built this particular paper is called A7 Tarasa Lesko and showed how with a little 'imagination and some skill in the art of origami, you can create any kind of object, even one as complex as can be car in scale.
As evidenced by the video posted to illustrate some of the stages of work behind this project, the A7 Papercraft was built with meticulous care to detail, from wheel, passing through the body, ending with the carrier, consisting of seats and other parts independent of each other, and then removed, a bit 'as it happens in reality in fact.
The end result, as you can see, it's very impressive, able to surprise the incredible realism of the various elements, like the spokes of the rims, door handles, mirrors and even the screen that rises from the installation media top of the dashboard. In short, though many times, before a particularly successful model, it was said that it was "a work of art on wheels" ...
in this case the definition is an absolute must. 
As evidenced by the video posted to illustrate some of the stages of work behind this project, the A7 Papercraft was built with meticulous care to detail, from wheel, passing through the body, ending with the carrier, consisting of seats and other parts independent of each other, and then removed, a bit 'as it happens in reality in fact.
The end result, as you can see, it's very impressive, able to surprise the incredible realism of the various elements, like the spokes of the rims, door handles, mirrors and even the screen that rises from the installation media top of the dashboard. In short, though many times, before a particularly successful model, it was said that it was "a work of art on wheels" ...
in this case the definition is an absolute must.
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