Abstract
The use of an interesting triangulation scheme to design a monumental sculpture of an easter egg is described. The triangulation method used to approximate the egg's surface is based on paper folding. The development of the program and its generalization to three dimensions are examined. The calculation of the three parts of the egg (a middle-barrel section and the two end caps) and some unsolved questions regarding this technique are discussed. >
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