Photo by @shibaura_sw How to stand out in a galaxy full of ?Star Wars? fan art? For Japanese graphic designer Yuki Shibaura (@shibaura_sw), the answer was kirigami, a style of origami that involves cuts and folds. ?I was 7 years old when I saw the first ?Star Wars? movie in theaters with my father,? says Yuki, who?s been making ?Star Wars?-inspired papercut art for 10 years. ?When the remastered versions came out 21 years ago, I understood the story more and became a big fan! I love Obi-Wan Kenobi ? I?ve been doing Obi-Wan cosplay and learning lightsaber moves.? Today, Yuki is headed to Tokyo to celebrate all things Star Wars: ?May the Fourth is a fun festival day with my fan friends,? she says. #MayThe4thBeWithYou, Yuki. Always.