>I did something by adding just one fold to a traditional model. I was wondering, is that already an original model?
It's an interesting question but not in the sense you are asking about. So you have traditional model + one fold. In terms of publishing it would mean that you can publish it any time without any questions. In other sense I don't really understand why claiming it an original model is so important to you. As soon as you ask this question I feel that the model did not change a lot... At the same time one fold may be crucial to the appearance. The author of this one (figure to the right https://www.google.com/ search?q=chimei+exhibition+origami&rlz=1C5CHFA_enUS747US747&source=lnms&tbm= isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi-0o-BosbVAhUE5mMKHeHOAYQQ_AUICigB& biw=1407&bih=727#imgrc=GJnHMH-DaWvIQM:) claims that it's only one fold added to a sheet (imo 2 folds but it does not really matter) but I think it's an original model no matter what :D This way 'one fold' can be very different. PS. A disclaimer: I do not pretend to be an universal source of truth, just thinking aloud ;) 2017-07-30 16:05 GMT-07:00 Gerardo @neorigami.com <gera...@neorigami.com>: > Sorry for starting so many topics, but they are all genuine questions for > which I really desire an answer : ) > > I did something by adding just one fold to a traditional model. I was > wondering, is that already an original model? > > Thank you guys. > > > PS: Hopefully I'll have something soon to write back about action letter > folds and envelopes. > -- Best Regards, Ekaterina Lukasheva a...@kusudama.me ------------------------------------- my facebook <https://www.facebook.com/kusudamame> page my twitter <https://twitter.com/kusudamame> page my amazon <https://www.amazon.com/author/elukasheva> books
