The seams.

We can make folds that we otherwise could not make.

Make horizontal valley creases between the existing creases

Use the existing creases and push the top, making it 3D

Make pleats on the wings

Yes, they pressed the pleats the wrong way around.

They swirl and move, and gather.

The creases in the material and the sort of nuances.

Fold from the bottom of the previous crease to the corner

There were puffs under the little colorless eyes with creases running from them.

Geraldine reached out her hand and felt a wave of relief... as it touched the soft edge of her sister's dressing gown.

We needed creases and dimples and wrinkles and all of those things.

What if these wrinkles functioned like rain treads?

So, what would the predicted wrinkle shapes be?

'Like this,' she said, pulling at the folds of her stuff dress.

If we could unroll it, get out all the folds and so on, it would have 400 sq. meters of surface.

There are folds of skin without triangular lobes on the sides of head.

And this is the piece of paper it will be made from, and you can see all of the folds that are needed for it.

And it doesn't fit, so it gets all wrinkly. Now look at how I've drawn this here.

She does, her drapery falls in what almost looks like the fluting of a column, those vertical ridges.

Those folds in the trousers what a labyrinth of endlessly significant complexity!

But that feels so much more clarified and visually sharp compared to her flesh which is even softer in contrast.

Now this cortical folding presents a significant challenge for interpreting surface electrical impulses.

You're looking at brine pools formed by salt diapirs.

Two thick folds of skin encircle the body behind the front legs and before the hind legs.

And the brain started to fold in on itself, and that's why the neocortex is so highly convoluted.

They have drapery with folds indicated by lines carved into the stone and in some cases indicating a knee or a hip.

Yes. here, in Italy, in the high Renaissance, and the fur, the crinkles, the velvet, the gold, the beard, the way that the beard has a different texture

And if you look at how the layers stack, you'll find that no matter how you stack folds and sheets, a sheet can never penetrate a fold.

It is so much easier to iron clothes, iron out the folds in the clothes with a steam iron than it is to iron them out in photoshop later on.

St o op!' said Vronsky, his brow still knit, but holding her back by the hand. 'What is the matter?

Even from far away, one can see really loose brushworks that bring out the highlights of the garments that's she's wearing, also the deep folds.

Aspiring champions jump on a giant trampoline, shooting up to nearly 30 feet in the air, and are called upon to perform a series of tumbling moves (twists, pikes and somersaults) before eventually landing on their feet.

For instance when we have a look at the feet over here they love to hide behind some folds so pay attention to that one.

It was found in a sanctuary in the harbor that actually faces in such a way the predominant wind that blows off the coast actually seems to be enlivening her drapery.

Well, not only the artifice of the perfectly draped cloth in the background, but, how about, the artifice of the fact that we almost believe that a Centaur could exist.

If you don't know it, it's the wrinkly thing on the top of your head that, it's got wrinkly because it got shoved in there and doesn't fit.

and relax your hand, you'll see a crinkle, and then a wrinkle within the crinkle, and a crinkle within the wrinkle.

Often, when there's valuable information below the fold that people don't see, it's because the stuff above the fold didn't look very good

Who is that? What a pitiful face,' he said, noticing an invalid of medium height who sat on a bench in a brown coat and white trousers which fell into strange folds over his emaciated legs.

Our breakthrough was to create an algorithm that unfolds the cortex, so that we can map the signals closer to its source, and therefore making it capable of working across a mass population.

'Mon ami,' said she, carefully holding the folds of her silk dress to prevent its rustling, and in her excitement calling Karenin not 'Alexis Alexandrovich' but 'mon ami,' 'donnez lui la main. Vour voyez?'...

That's the very typical, incredible attention to texture and detail that's so characteristic of Flemish portrait painting in addition to we're talking about portraiture in the 1440's, the fact that it's in a three quarter profile with light coming from multiple directions. The rather rigid, or thick folding of the fabric, all of these things ... Dr. Harris

If our pruney fingers are drainage networks, designed to channel out water when they grip, then we expect to find similar shapes on our fingers as we find out there among rivers.

If you take your thumb and your index finger and look right where they meet go ahead and do that now and relax your hand, you'll see a crinkle, and then a wrinkle within the crinkle, and a crinkle within the wrinkle. Right?