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Self-proclaimed "Paper Airplane Guy" John Collins can do things with paper Dunder Mifflin could never dream of (that's an irrelevant Office reference for you readers who watch television). And not only will kids (and...big kids, like us) be fascinated by the guy's demonstrations and live tutorials, but so will corporate America. In his own words, Collins says:

Weaving your corporate message into the stories of how the planes get invented, ties your company to a winner.

Your ideas literally take flight, enhancing your position as an innovator and creative problem solver.

Okay, whatever you say, John Collins, but for those of us who become immediate narcoleptics upon hearing about stuff like "spreadsheet cells" and "marketing tools," can't you just keep doing this over and over and over?



Here are a couple of tutorials in which John explains how to make some of his very own models:

  • The Boomerang

  • The Tumbling Wing