The fresh air and light,
so abundant in our wild, natural world,
we find ourselves constantly longing to return.
Things are everchanging,
which is true for our way of life too.
The current situation has brought upon limitations
and restrictions,
what we once knew as "ordinary"
has begun to change shape.
One might be moved to seek and discover,
spend their day in pursuit of new learning and study.
We must remember the importance
of embracing enjoyment.
Whether adult or child,
no matter the generation,
no matter the obstacle.
If we can live like this, we can create hope for our future.
A coloring book featuring
17 different illustrations.
Artwork by Rimo
Let’s make this!
GEODOME® 4
Geodome® 4 is our monumental
dome-tent which launched in 2018.
This paper craft comes
1/30 of its original scale.
Cutting
Cut the shapes out along the red lines.
Make sure you cut out 2 separate pieces;
One circular piece for the ceiling and
the other horizontal piece for the curtain side.
Folding
Create a crease along the green line.
Fold inwards to create an edge.
Gluing
Spread glue onto the folded area marked in blue.
Sticking
Following the numbers, stick each folded area.
Stick and match the numbers and letters in order,
following the direction of the arrows.
Tip: Starting from the ceiling and
the horizontal curtain
section can make it easier.
Let’s make this!
2–METER DOME
The North Face’s iconic tent
“2–METER DOME” that has been supporting
expeditions since the beginning of its launch.
This paper craft comes
1/30 of its original scale.
Cutting
There are 3 sheets to print in total.
Cut each pieces out along the red lines.
You should have 15 hexagon shapes and
6 pentagon shapes.
Pick up 5 pieces of the hexagon with a dotted line
running through the centre of them and
cut them in half.
Folding
Create a crease along the green line.
Fold inwards to create an edge.
Sticking
Replicate the image by matching
each triangular side
with its correspondent
and glue them together.
Each number should only have 3 possible partners.
Tip: Write the numbers on the paper to keep track
of
where you are. Refer to the image for help.
