- doodle ideas
- paper plane
how to doodle a paper plane.
a paper plane is one triangle and one fold. it's also how every doodle in our app travels, so we've drawn a few.
step by step
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one triangle. long and flat, pointing up and to the right. wobbly edges are fine: paper is never quite straight.
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the fold. one line from the nose back along the top. now it's folded paper, not a triangle.
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speed. three short lines behind the tail.
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a face. one dot and a round 'whoa'. done. it's going much further than you meant.
what makes it fly
- tip it up. a plane pointing up looks like it's going somewhere.
- one fold is enough. real planes have more. a doodle doesn't need them.
- speed lines go behind. short, straight, and a little apart.
one more plane to try

draw one, then throw it
in wiggle together every doodle folds itself into a paper plane, and you throw it: to a moon you share with one friend, or into space, where a stranger catches it and colors it in.
