Art Restoration
by Alex Pei, Andrew He, Edgar Chen, Jacqui Fashimpaur, Liam Thomas, Mona Wang, and Tracey Lin
Answer: CRAYOLA
We are split into groups of 3-4 people and sit separated by dividers, so we are unable to see each other but can hear each other.
This event is composed of three parts.
For the origami sub event, one person is given origami paper, and the rest of us are given the origami instructions. The origami paper team can't see the instructions, and vice versa. We must communicate how to fold the origami without using the following words:
- Fold
- Valley/Mountain
- Crease
- Paper
- Half
- Diagonal/Horizontal/Vertical
- Outside/Inside
- Outwards/Inwards
- Above/Below
- Top/Bottom/Left/Right
- North/East/South/West
- Center/Corner
- Middle
- Above/Below/High/Low
- Triangle/Square/Diamond
- Butterfly
For the collage sub event, two people are given scissors, glue, and the following paper patterns:
The rest of us are given this image:
We must communicate how to assemble the image.
For the drawing sub event, we are all given a transparency sheet and three or four colored sharpies. We are then told to collectively draw the following prompt: “Birds on a beach at sunset: a parrot is in a hammock connected to palm trees, a peacock and a flamingo play beach volleyball, and a penguin is swimming in the ocean.” At the end of this sub event, we overlay all our transparencies to create the final image.
At the end of the event, we are given the answer CRAYOLA to input into the hunt website.