Re: [Origami] Sam Randlett
I found that Marc Kirschenbaum interviewed Randlett on January 24, 2021. Maybe he has been contact with Randlett. https://origamimuseum.org/samuel-randlett-interview/ 보낸 사람: David Mitchell via Origami 대신 Origami 보낸 날짜: 2022년 11월 27일 일요일 오전 12:54 받는 사람: origami@lists.digitalorigami.com 제목: Re: [Origami] Sam Randlett I am wondering if Sam Randlett is still alive ... and if he, is whether anyone is still in communication with him or knows how he could be reached. I haven't heard of his death, so very much hope he is still with us! Dave
Re: [Origami] "Korean Crane" designer?
보낸 사람: Bonnie Hurley via Origami 대신 Origami 보낸 날짜: 2021년 12월 30일 목요일 오전 3:37 받는 사람: origami@lists.digitalorigami.com 제목: [Origami] "Korean Crane" designer? Several years ago, a Korean Crane pattern was included in Margaret Van Sicklen's Page-a-day origami calendar. No designer was named. It's a crane that sits well and has a thicker chest and tail than the traditional Japanese crane does. I'm looking for the name of the designer and the reason for naming it 'Korean.' Bonnie Hurley, Older Folder Have without holding: catch and release. Dear Bonnie Hurley This shape of crane is also traditional as I know. I'm not sure why it named 'Korean', In Korea, educational origami is very popular since 1989, Korea Origami Association(https://origami.or.kr/) founded. It's not strange that kind of variation occured... Sincerely, jassu from Korea
Re: [Origami] That 3-pc Spinning Top
Dear Chila Caldera Here are some links 1/25/2007 折紙探偵団 Magazine No.101 by Yamaguchi Makoto http://www.origami.gr.jp/Magazine/Index/97-102.html 3/1/2007 素敵な実用折り紙 by Hasegawa Taichiro https://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/product/4537205261 11/20/2006 2006 Origami symposium book(Nippon Origami Association), there is 3-pieces flower sppining top by Hasegawa Taichiro https://ameblo.jp/soju/entry-10020166888.html 6/8/2006 The oldest record I've ever found on the Japanese Web https://plaza.rakuten.co.jp/nyginnofue/diary/200606080001/ ※She don't mention about the creator So need to check 2006 Origami symposium book, Hasegawa Taichiro 'created' or 'introduce'. Because 3-pieces flower sppining top is already folded before 11/20. Sincerely, jassu from Korea 보낸 사람: Chila Caldera 대신 Origami 보낸 날짜: 2020년 1월 14일 화요일 오전 9:42 받는 사람: The Origami Mailing List 제목: [Origami] That 3-pc Spinning Top On Sun, Jan 12, 2020 at 8:19 AM Gerardo @neorigami.com < gera...@neorigami.com> wrote: > .I'm looking again on the topic of > the creator of the three-piece spinning top of Japanese origin. This > conversation on the mailing list date around September 2019. Everyone that > answered told me it was either Makoto Yamaguchi or Taichiro Hasegawa. So I > still don't know who the creator is. [Here's the picture:] https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/HX13ob2iEnhKk8QP1f3rGaGyOpkdTZ0v9sO6dKBYftuYt_QRR3bCz9klpvdIihjf8XrPF_l9Za40jqeXmJneTsmlBS-kZB10Y3Bk21QomVY7LPJyJpwgIdLCtIrDRUaGzEAO07J6XA=w2400 Chila: I may have missed other responses to this, or it's been awhile and I've forgotten, but I learned this model years ago, from a friend, and have only ever found a diagram for it in one book: Origami For Children by Mari Ono and Roshin Ono. It's on page 22-27. The publication date is 2009. No model credits are given except on the last page of the book, it says, in addition to giving thanks and credit to several people for other contributions, "...special thanks to the origami artists and creators who consented to the inclusion of their original designs in this book: Dokuhotei Nakano: (pgs) 26, 28, 66, 74; and Isamu Asahi: (pgs) 70, 73, 76, 80, 83, 86. - No credit for the model on pg 22. - I assume from this that Mari Ono considers the "Koma spinning top" to be traditional. Or it may be that they just don't know who is the designer. - I also have a handwritten note at the top of pg 22, that tells me that someone, doesn't say who, told me in approx 2012, that the design is attributed to one Aso Reiko. - It's a great design; wish I knew more about it. - I would guess that "Makoto-koma" means Makoto's Spinning Top. . from Chila Caldera ///
Re: [Origami] 'Ocean Origami' by Tu Tuan Nguyen
Dear Lorenzo Ocean Origami(Tu Tuan Nguyen) is published in Vietnam and South Korea. https://www.aladin.co.kr/shop/wproduct.aspx?ItemId=69719796 This is Korean version. If you want to buy it, I'll help you. My mail is aegi...@hotmail.com. Sincerely, jassu from Korea 보낸 사람: Lorenzo Lucioni 대신 Origami 보낸 날짜: 2020년 1월 12일 일요일 오후 10:58 받는 사람: origami 제목: [Origami] 'Ocean Origami' by Tu Tuan Nguyen Hi community, does anyone own the 'Ocean Origami' book by Tu Tuan Nguyen (and would be willing to part with)? It is oop and I would have opportunity to own it and fold some from this book. Best, Lorenzo -- Lorenzo Lucioni Wildenbruchstr. 47 40545 Duesseldorf - DE +49.1525.9768654 lorenzo.luci...@gmail.com
Re: [Origami] why November 11th is WOD?
Dear Laura https://www.origami-noa.jp/%E3%81%8A%E3%82%8A%E3%81%8C%E3%81%BF%E3%81%AB%E3%81%A4%E3%81%84%E3%81%A6/%E3%81%8A%E3%82%8A%E3%81%8C%E3%81%BF%E3%81%AE%E6%97%A5/ 11 November is "Origami Day" The number 1 has four line up November 11, likened to "1" of numbers as one side of the square, from the fact that 1 represents the four sides of the square of origami four, 1980, the day the day of the "Origami It was established to ". On this day around the world Peace Memorial Day (First day of World War armistice treaty was signed in 1918), the Origami is one of the reasons was also established that some leading heart and phase wish for peace. Sincerely, jassu from Korea 보낸 사람: Laura R 대신 Origami 보낸 날짜: 2019년 10월 9일 수요일 오전 11:13 받는 사람: The Origami Mailing List 제목: [Origami] why November 11th is WOD? I know Oct. 24th is Lillian Oppenheimer’s birthday, which marks the beginning of a period known as World Origami Days, until 11/11. But does anyone know why November 11th was the day chosen in Japan to be the World Origami Day? Laura Rozenberg
Re: [Origami] Name of these models and their creators?
Dear Gerardo This is my investigation about Origami spining top, at 8 May 2019. https://blog.naver.com/titan101/221532361589 - About the author of Origami spining top(Paper blade, おりがみコマ) day/month/year 5/3/2007 The view that it is a variation of the Himauri brooch(ひまわりのブローチ) by Kyoko Nakahara(中原恭子), which was included in the Moving Origami(動くおりがみ)(1992) by Tomoko Fuse(布施知子) https://gayasan.exblog.jp/5993471/ ※But I think brooches and tops are different areas so should be viewed separately. 1/25/2007 Tanteidan Magazine No.101 - Makoto Yamaguchi(山口真) announced it named 'Makoto koma(マコトコマ)' http://www.origami.gr.jp/Magazine/Index/97-102.html 9/1/2006 There is a record of making a top by three pieces of paper in the NOA monthly origami magazine 374(月刊おりがみ 374号). https://www.fujisan.co.jp/product/1281681367/b/117643/ 8/21/2006 She learned it from the Silver Lessons. http://blog.livedoor.jp/fmtouch/archives/50671367.html 6/8/2006 She saw it at the Center https://plaza.rakuten.co.jp/nyginnofue/diary/200606080001/ - 1. 1st publication is Makotama by Yamaguchi Makoto, 2007-1-25 2. You may think Yamaguchi made it and taught it to others before, but in that sense, there was no mention about the author at all. Sincerely, jassu from Korea > On Sep 2, 2019, at 12:22 PM, Gerardo @neorigami.com > wrote: > > I sent a message on August 26 asking for the name of two models and of > their creators. These are the models: > > https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/ZXtvbOtlYacIb-14WBvNogznzaLdAkxeckHHgKrbHpLzNRT51Yd7UwYPh1OFttHe0EIlL0E6RBSuL3yHxVjHTwCW0n2q4qfa-gZJPTF42Gy-KYtzaSQhH_T371Buv_XBvDQCWtYKdw=w2400 > > https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/HX13ob2iEnhKk8QP1f3rGaGyOpkdTZ0v9sO6dKBYftuYt_QRR3bCz9klpvdIihjf8XrPF_l9Za40jqeXmJneTsmlBS-kZB10Y3Bk21QomVY7LPJyJpwgIdLCtIrDRUaGzEAO07J6XA=w2400 > > A fellow member answered in private and told me that she has seen the one > that looks like a pencil holder in Korean publications, but didn't tell me > anything more about it. Might someone here own a Korean book that shows > this model? If so, would you please tell me what name those it show and who > appears as its creator? > > About the other model, in my previous message I included the following > quote: "a variation by Reiko Aso of the Blooming Flower by Taichiro Hasegawa" > (quoting Kathy Knapp). I had forgotten to add the source's URL; it's this > one: https://www.origami-resource-center.com/3-piece-spinning-top.html > > Might one of you know if Kathy is right or not? > > If you guys prefer, you can answer in private to my email address: > gerardo(a)neorigami.com > > Thank you in advance : ) > > > Gerardo > gerardo(a)neorigami.com
[Origami] Does anyone know the contact mail adress of International origami society?
Dear O-L A Korean musician want to use master yoshizawa akira's model - Fish, folded by other Korean origaminist - as a cover page of his album. He want to get permission but can't find contact list from web. Does anyone know the contact mail adress of International origami society? Sincerely, jassu from Korea
Re: [Origami] korean cranes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4BlI8IYkDc Oh, I have seen it before. I asked people about this crane. They said that it is folded in educational origami widely, for children or seniors who are difficult to sharpen the edges. And someone told me that he had folded 1000 crane in 1980s this style. I'll gather more information and tell you soon. Sincerely, jassu from Korea
Re: [Origami] Model and designer??
- Can anyone help me to translate this and to find the name of this model and it’s author? http://m.blog.naver.com/sseryuni/150088506616 I believe it is a Korean fan… Am I right? Is this a tradicional model? Telma - Dear Telma Yes its Korean. Model name is 'patterned fan', designer is unknown. Not traditional but modified by someone. The blogger said that she had learned it long time ago. Sincerely, jassu from Korea
[Origami] Question about old chinese origami example
Dear O-L I found many website mention that 'yuan bao origami' is the oldest example and it may be started around A.D.1000. I have purchased and read 'Up in Flames(by Ellen Johnston Laing, Helen Hui-Ling Liu)' as a reference, and also tsien tsuen-hsuin (1985). paper and printing. https://monoskop.org/images/7/7d/Needham_Joseph_Science_and_Civilisation_in_China_Vol_5-1_Chemistry_and_Chemical_Technology_Paper_and_Printing.pdf As far as I know, yuan bao is the money (made by gold or silver) of Ming dynasty(A.D.1368~1644). People of Song dynasty had burned paper money for their ancestors but I can't find the evidence it's folded one. Does anyone have more information about the evidence of old chinese origami? Sincerely, jassu from Korea
Re: [Origami] Case about a Japanese origamist and a TV station
[Origami] Case about a Japanese origamist and a TV station --- I'm interested in writing an article about origami models and intellectual property. http://www.keisenassociates.com/japanese-origami-artist-loses-copyright-battle-against-television-station-2/ Do any of you know a bit more about the case? Gerardo, neorigami.com --- That is about *Transformed spinning top* of Mr.Yamada Katsuhisa. Nippon TBS Televsion had made it's diagram(renewaled) public in website, June 27, 2010, and deleted it after 10 days by the author's complaint. Summary of the result: 1) The Original diagram of Mr.Yamada Katsuhisa is copyrighted work. 2) The renewaled version is not infringement of 1) a. 1) use arrow for the folding but 2) use circle numbering for folding. (I'll send image files to Gerardo personally) b. 1) use pictures for explanation but 2) does not. c. There is a new tip in 2) d. It is impossible to finish the model by 2), becuase of error step. 3) No author's moral right infringement becuase of 2)a.b.c.d. 4) About the injury of business interests from distribution without authors agreement, is unadmitted because of 2)a.b.c.d. Also TBS had took follow-up measures such as apology, making introduction of author's book and hyperlink to author's website. ***Thanks to Anne LaVin. She gave some important advices to me*** jassu from Korea
