How to Fold a Crane, and other stuff

What's Here:

• How to fold a paper crane

  with 20 inline bitmaps (monochrome)

  with 20 inline gifs (color, should look ok on any display)

  There are now crane-folding instructions elsewhere on the web! (imitation is the sincerest..) However, the set I've found so far are way slow-loading and I can't make them out at all on a non-color screen. YMMV.

• Book recommendations (will finish these sometime, really)

What's Elsewhere:

• There is an alt.arts.origami newsgroup which is valiantly reclaiming its turf from the usual alt.* spammers.
• The most up-to-date version of the alt.arts.origami FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions about origami). This is a text version, not HTML, released under the terms of the GNU Public License. I will probably provide a HTMLized version soon, unless someone else does first, also under the GPL.
• There is an origami club at CMU (I always seem to have a conflict with the meeting) and I'll put CMU origami page links here real soon now.
• Henry Houh (the tutor in my entry when I was an undergrad at MIT) has an origami page .
• Anne LaVin , who runs origami classes at MIT during IAP, also has an origami page . (Ok, that page seems to have disappeared, but the error message is kind of cute.)
• Joseph Wu has an origami page (which Those Who Judge Such Things have designated extremely cool, far cooler than this humble page could ever aspire to be) and a list of other origami pages.

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