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Just to be clear, I (Chris Lott) said this.
Sorry about the wrong attribution, I only remembered one response to Lang's
original email. Tom
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Chris Lotte wrote:
I'm guessing this is probably not a good forum for this to turn into a
debate, so I'll just note without detail that I don't think Morris was
confused at all... and I don't think the intentionality of the pattern
or its essential-ness to the mo
I recieved a IPAD Mini for my birthday and downloaded the Kindle app. When
perusing Amazon to see what origami books were available for Kindle I noticed
something when I clicked on "See Inside" to look at the books more closely.
None of the books had a visual index of the models (some did have t
Scott Cramer wrote:
"While the article has some unnecessary snark, it's not unreasonable to
expect this column/section to take the stance it does...and reasonable
people can certainly disagree about the state of copyright, Fair Use,
and artistic appropriation/remix/etc/ without loving origami
Wrapping paper routinely comes in 30 inches wide.
Oops! Forgot about wrapping paper. I don't usually use it. Sorry. Tom
I want to know if this paper size exists in the countries where each of you
live, ok? Can you easily find ordinary paper with those dimensions where
you live? And do they sell even bigger papers in those same stores?
The largest kami I have seen for sale in the US is 35 by 35 cm. (about 14 by
Does anyone know if there are diagrams for this--or very similar to this--lamp?
http://www.etsy.com/listing/115509205/large-faceted-pendant-light-white-folded
I don't know about diagrams but I think I can partially reverse engineer the
lamps.
The large faceted pedant lamp seems to be made
Question for the origami community: Would you consider scoring the
paper "cheating" - like using scissors, tape and/or glue?
I 'd rather avoid the additional complication of scoring but that is just a
personal preference. I can think of only two remotely reasonable arguments
against scoring
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>This is not supported by any data available. Everyone agrees that all those
>industries are very much alive and kicking. Check the links I provided
>earlier.<
Sorry, I was not implying that the business are going away, only that the web
has forced these busine
It appears that the origami world is being effected by the WWWeb revolution
that has up ended the music and film industry and is currently upending the
publishing industry. As a fledgling(and as of yet unpublished) writer I have
been learning what I can about the publishing industry and perhaps
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