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For my creative writing class, I'm suppose to come up an anthology for a couple of my writings, but instead of stapling everything together we're suppose to do something creative, I have the poems written but I don't know what to do with them. I was going to fold them all into a origami combat knife, but its really not worth the effort. Any ideas?

I wouldn't mind if the project takes a while to do, I have a good 10 hours before I'll go to sleep.

Make a paper pyramid or a cardboard building or a pop-up with them or something. Or a paper boat.

Or a paper kite with the words written on them!

Print out this thread and add it to the poems. It's meta-art.

Oh, modern art, you totally love it dontcha Bounty?

Go write it your poems in your own blood, Schuyler. Or get an ice box and use your warm urine to inscribe your poems!

More seriously, why not carve it in a piece of wood? That would be cool. Into a piece of furniture. Or just some wood.

Schuyler Colfax wrote:For my creative writing class, I'm suppose to come up an anthology for a couple of my writings, but instead of stapling everything together we're suppose to do something creative, I have the poems written but I don't know what to do with them. I was going to fold them all into a origami combat knife, but its really not worth the effort. Any ideas?

I wouldn't mind if the project takes a while to do, I have a good 10 hours before I'll go to sleep.

Make an origami Commander Adama and encase it in lucite.

you could run a bunch of napkins through your printer and put them ina napkin nholder that you steal from a restauraunt

I did a bunch of poems on na roll of TP once for an art piece titled diarreah of the mind. Yours would i assume be more sophisticated and classy.

I feel like I'm circling around the big idea, but I can't see it yet.

Schuyler Colfax wrote:For my creative writing class, I'm suppose to come up an anthology for a couple of my writings, but instead of stapling everything together we're suppose to do something creative, I have the poems written but I don't know what to do with them.

Hand in blank paper. When the teacher asks you to their office for explanation, tell them they were written with special ink, and then read the "invisible" poems out loud in front of them.

When the teacher walks in, start throwing paper airplanes at her. After she stops screaming at you, explain that the airplanes she just wadded into a ball and dumped in the trash are your assignment, and tell her you've got a few more copies all folded and ready to be 'turned in' at high speed.

Fold them into neat origami flowers, and present them as a flower arrangement. Then set it on fire as you are handing it to her; this is to illustrate both the beauty and transient nature of art.

Thought of something.

Can one of you photoshop my head onto this body? As weird as that may seem.