Volume ELEVEN of a collection of square-format artwork, featured by colours that complement each other.
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It was pretty crazy because half of the faculty didn't know anything about Japanese art or origami or Japanese artists but the other half of the faculty knew about the story of a thousand cranes and of famous Japanese contemporary artists, so they would all just argue with each other about how my project was either too subtle or not subtle enough.
I'm wasn't supposed to tell anyone but I got the highest grade in the class
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it really made me think of the Tom Sawyer thing when he is whitewashing the fence and everyone wants to try it.
But it was not really that I needed help (or was trying to convince people to help me), people just felt compelled to try to fold cranes when they saw me doing it :-P
Then of course, I had to teach most of them how and that took longer than me actually folding them myself.
BUT, I became really picky about how they looked so half the time I ended up refolding them when people tried to help me. I will email you on facebook some time, we need to catch up!
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