Solution to Challenge 1

Folding the two foxes
1. Fold each fox as in the chapter: diagonal fold, side corners down to the bottom point, ears, then the nose.
2. On the first fox, fold the ear corners down at a shallow slant, so the ears are wide and low.
3. On the second fox, fold them at a steeper slant, so the ears are narrow and tall.
4. Make the nose fold the same size on both, so the ears are the only difference.

What you should see
The wide-eared fox looks gentler, almost sleepy. The narrow-eared fox looks alert and sharper. A real fox has tall, fairly narrow ears, so the second usually reads as the more fox-like one, though this is a matter of taste.

Checkpoint: both foxes are symmetric, the nose sits on the centre line, and the only difference is the ear angle.