How to Make M.C. Escher’s “Relativity” from a Single Piece of Paper

I am totally going to try this. Bryan Peele (aka “Crackpot Papercraft” on Flikr) has created a pattern for M.C. Escher’s “Relativity” cut and folded, without use of glue or other adhesive. All you need is a 8.5″ x 11″ piece or cardstock, or in lieu of that, a stolen piece of paper from the office printer.

Check it out.

I plan on adding a paper David Bowie doll to my version. Why? Well if you have to ask, clearly you’ve never watched Labyrinth.

Written by Cubicle Troll

Once upon a time, the Cubicle Troll was a sweet mild mannered girl from the Midwest. Then the corporate world turned her into a disgruntled monster who enjoys making tart observations from the shadows of her cubicle.

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Posted by Cubicle Troll on Wednesday, May 11, 2011 at 11:06 am
Filed under Articles - Informative, Games, Office Products · Tagged with crafts, david bowie, desk toys, Labyrinth, M.C. Escher, paper