Introducing the art of moneygami, where origami meets paper money.

YOUR PARENTS MAY HAVE TOLD YOU that money isn’t everything, but you sure can do a lot of stuff with it. Like spending millions of it while 99% of the population is angry at your doorstep, or folding it into different shapes to create awesome art.

Origami is the traditional art of paper folding into various styles and shapes. The word comes from Japanese, meaning to fold (oru) paper (kami). Moneygami is origami made using one or two bills; although personally, I think the name would have made more sense if it was orimoney.

Here are 20 examples of paper money folding so awesome you’ll never want to spend these bills again.

1

One dollar bill Lincoln fold

Folded by Blake Lanser.

2

One dollar bill butterfly fold

Folded by M. La Fosse. Photo by eikosi.

3

One dollar Koi fish fold

Folded by Won Park.

4

Two dollar battle tank fold

Folded by Won Park.

5

One dollar bill camera fold

Folded by Won Park.

6

One dollar bill "man in a boat" fold

Folded by Craig Sonnenfeld

7

Queen Elizabeth II with a £10 bill

Folded by Rick Hartley.

8

One dollar bill walrus fold

Folded by Craig Sonnenfeld

9

One dollar bill hammer head shark fold

Folded by Won Park.

10

One dollar bill elephant

Folded by Nuno Tavares.

11

Two dollar bill spider fold

Folded by Won Park.

12

One dollar bill hang glider fold

Folded by Jon Tucker.

13

One dollar bill Taurus fold

Folded by Straightfromthecask.

14

One dollar bill jet fold

Folded by Won Park.

15

One dollar bill bunny fold

Folded by Jon Tucker.

16

Two dollar Chinese dragon fold

Folded by Won Park.

17

One dollar bill snail fold

Folded by Benjamin Reed

18

One dollar bill Pegasus fold

Folded by Won Park.

19

One dollar bill shirt fold

Folded by Vaguely Artistic.

20

One dollar bill stag fold

Folded by Won Park.

21

One dollar bill truth

And as a bonus, I'll just throw in this one dollar bill fold. No truer words have ever been spoken by money.