pretty litter

now, we may not all be black belts in origami (in fact, some of you and we know who you are, may not even know what it is) but with a little practice and a little help, who knows what minor miracles we might perform.

all packaging should come, with easy to read, instructions for creative ways of folding, twisting, tucking, intertwining and pleating all our disposable scrap so that with a flick of the wrist & several swift movements of the fingers – viola, something beautiful, interesting and easy on the eye.

the lines and arrows and concise instructions could come in, perhaps, 3 different colours for different levels of difficulty. red for most proficient, yellow for average ability and green for easy-peasy. just follow the guidelines and away you go.

that sheet of paper that contained your chips may transform into a graceful swan.
that annoying parking ticket could quite easily be
a thoughtful blue heron, peacefully contemplating the sky,
your cigarette pack becomes a rearing black stallion
and that sweet bag is transformed into a leaping bottle-nosed dolphin
- joy personified

a whole new field of job opportunities open up in design and printing as these products are exported world-wide.

In fact we might all get to like this activity so much and be proud of our achievements we might, just might, take them home with us.