On 10/11/2012 11:41 PM, Chris Lott wrote:
(snip) if only one sense of the term "elegance" is allowed, then anyone who doesn't know the folding sequence couldn't consider a finished model elegant. (snip) I see pieces of origami that are not just "clean," but are elegant (which is more than merely having clean lines), and I have no real idea how they were folded.

I couldn't agree more with Chris.

The supposedly 'elegance' of a folding sequence will ultimately depend on the folder and the way he or she executes it.

Some people, particularly those on the wrong side of age and physical ability, whose approach and execution in origami can seem quite clunky, although the finished product is quite the opposite.

Ron

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