Origami artistChris Conradfolded a complex angel figure without the help of scissors or glue.

Coupled with the papers gray swirl, it looks as though this figure is a tiny stone statue.

The angel took Conrad 15 hours to fold.

Origami Art by Chris Conrad

Working off a design byMatthew Winnagun, he gave the figure his own interpretation.

Aside from the time spent folding, shaping the angel using water proved to be the most challenging part.

Most people (including me) typically use glue to finish complex origami models, Conrad explains.

Origami Art by Chris Conrad

I used custom homemade double tissue paper painted with black acrylic.

Scroll down to see incredible details from the angel origami as well as more of Conrads work.

Origami artist Chris Conrad folded a complex angel figure from a single sheet of paper.

Origami Art by Chris Conrad

Conrad has folded a lot more than the angel.

Here are some of his other origami creations.

Origami Art by Chris Conrad

Origami by Chris Conrad

Origami Art by Chris Conrad

Origami Art by Chris Conrad

Origami Art by Chris Conrad

Origami Art by Chris Conrad

Origami Art by Chris Conrad

Origami by Chris Conrad

Origami Art by Chris Conrad

Origami by Chris Conrad

Origami by Chris Conrad