[Origami] Christmas Storygami?

Is there any non-religious-themed Christmas StoryGami that anyone knows of?

Re: [Origami] Origami conventions in unconventional areas

what kind of travel restrictions you have in mind? Laura Rozenberg On Tue, May 21, 2019 at 4:01 PM Rob Hudson wrote: Hi all, What are some origami conventions in developing nations, or places that tend to be less accessible to or less attended by people from the United States? (perhaps, in some

[Origami] Origami conventions in unconventional areas

Hi all, What are some origami conventions in developing nations, or places that tend to be less accessible to or less attended by people from the United States? (perhaps, in some cases, due to travel restrictions)?

Re: [Origami] Origami Shop Order Processing Delay

On 1/25/2018 2:24 PM, Anne LaVin wrote: You did, of course, ask via the addresses listed at the shop's website before sending this message to all of us here on the list, right? Did you not hear back, or did the mail bounce? I've seen nothing but friendly, prompt and all-around exceptional

[Origami] Origami Shop Order Processing Delay

Has anyone else had an issue with Origami-Shop not processing orders quickly? I ordered a digital download and just assumed it would be available immediately, but the order is still hung in the queue.

[Origami] Lubbock origami?

I'll be in Lubbock,TX March 2-6 on business. Any folders there?

[Origami] Diagramming standards for 2016?

Hi all, I'm reviewing some diagrams and I am wondering what the modern "standard" is for diagramming symbols and conventions. I know there have in the past been several schools of thought, but I am curious about what people are using today. I've been a disciple of the Robert Lang Origami

[Origami] Rarest books or publications?

What are the rarest books or publications that came out since about 1930 or so? I'm working on a group research project to acquire and categorize and study out of print origami. Filling in some historical gaps as well.

[Origami] Centerfold transport Lancaster to Columbus

Looking to catch a ride for Centerfold from Lancaster, PA to Columbus Thursday the 28th. Anyone passing near or through? Please pm me. Thanks!

[Origami] Paperfolders in or near central PA

Anyone here know of origami enthusiasts in the York, Harrisburg, Reading, or Lancaster Pennsylvania area? I know there are some in Philly and Allentown. Trying to get some regular local club going and it's tough to find people.

[Origami] Book with Uchiyama Tatos, what's it like?

Been getting into tato folding lately after seeing Palmer's octagonal Uchiyama tato design. There's a book out that looks like it features many Uchiyama designs, but I'm not sure how many or what they're like. It's called ORIGAMI FLOWER PATTERNS WORLD OF UCHIYAMA MINGEI SERIES VOLUME 3. Anyone

[Origami] What do you call a paperfolder

What do you call yourself, enthusiasts of origami? In English or in your native language. I'm looking for a title to put on a profile or calling card of some sort, and "Origami teacher" is the only thing that I seem to have enough experience in to really add a title. Things I've seen: Origami

Re: [Origami] Who's model is this

On Sun, Jan 24, 2016 at 12:49 PM, Cye M. Newman wrote: > Who's model is this: > I know it's a modular star and that the diagrams are publicly available. I just can't find them now. The units, I think, are squares.

[Origami] GSM vs LBS and variations. Help!

ne explain how lbs associate to gsm?: Thanks! Rob

[Origami] Trigger Warning: glue

Origami scofflaws: What kind of glue do you use when you're attaching modules together permanently for sturdiness? Constraints: in the United States, need it quickly so ordering online isn't an optio

[Origami] High intermediate or complex FLAT angel model ?

Anyone know of a high intermediate or complex angel model that is flat (or relatively flat; pleated wings are ok)? I'm looking for something to fold and send out to friends who have lost loved ones recently or for whom the holidays are reminders that loved ones are no longer in their lives. I'd

[Origami] U.S. vendor options for origami paper (or overseas with quick shipping)

sources for small-ish quantities of these two papers in the U.S. or if you have experience with those sources. Thank you! I'm doing someone a favor by teaching and I'm trying to make the administrative part less stressful. Rob

Re: [Origami] World Origami Days-Free Online Classes at Origami Heaven

I had the opportunity to attend one of the World Origami Day classes at Origami Heaven (Dennis Walker's) and was impressed with how it went. A brief quirk with our local audio being muted left the group physically at OH to rely for a bit on strictly visual cues. This turned out to be a good thing:

[Origami] Copyright violation wall of shame?

Is there a running list somewhere of people who are ripping off origami artists without attribution or permission who currently persist? Or a party that is responsible for confirming alleged violations? Maybe it's my advancing age, but I get quite cross walking into Barnes and Noble in the States

[Origami] Small origami model for condolence card for US Veteran

A colleague's father, a WWII veteran and teacher, passed away yesterday and I wanted to send a card with a small, flat origami piece inside. I normally send angels, but I wonder if there's a model out there that would capture the veteran angle or the teaching angle. He's also a Texan, so there's

[Origami] Folders in Central PA who want to meet

I'm doing a few small gatherings in Lancaster, PA and am looking for folders who are around the area or who would like to participate. Email me at caveatrob+orig...@gmail.com Thanks!

[Origami] Rather realistic deer head model for the granddaughter whose hunter grandpa just passed away

doubt there is a deer spiral, I suspect something high intermediate or complex would do. I'm a decent folder, so I can handle most things. Thank you for any information you can provide, even if it's a pointer to a book or a page or a photo. Best, Rob

[Origami] Hudson meetup origami

Those of you who know me and would like to exchange models in person this weekend, I'll be at Mark's. Send me a private email at caveat...@gmail.com to make arrangements. Thank you, Rob

Re: [Origami] Square paper no cuts

Robert Lang wrote... A lot of my tessellations and geometrics are folded from weird shapes (like, really irregular serrated polygons). I just say what they are. Then people can decide for themselves if they want to stick their personal label of origami on them I've been making a lot of

Re: [Origami] Protocol for permission from deceased paperfolders

Nigel said: Regarding Ligiya Montoya copyright. This is more difficult as some of her models are in Robert Harbin books.. How does the compensation agreement that Harbin had with Montoya (if any) impact future sales of the Harbin works with her models? That is, if you hold the copyright to

[Origami] Protocol for permission from deceased paperfolders

and designs, should the discretion, usage, and ownership (ethically) pass to the next of kin or legal inheritor of the estate? If by some horrifying twist of fate, the legacy of Dave Brill is legally granted to his long-estranged and unknown son, Rob Hudson, should Hudson now have the right

[Origami] Violation of copyright - this vector art?

Is this legal? How does this fall under use? Rob

Re: [Origami] ADMIN - list mail delivery problems (possibly just for Yahoo users)

On Sun, Apr 13, 2014 at 11:30 PM, Anne LaVin anne.la...@gmail.com wrote: On 4/13/14, Anne LaVin anne.la...@gmail.com wrote: Not certain why (fallout from the Heartbleed bug? something else?) but the last two O-list messages, which were both from Yahoo users, caused a tremendous number of

Re: [Origami] Older models/first time giveaways?

always thought this was a great idea. Rob

[Origami] Source for Elephant Hide or equivalent in USA, a USA chain, or Central PA?

Anyone know where I can either get elephant hide from the continental USA or what I can use instead to make models like palmer boxes and star springs and flashers? Thanks!

Re: [Origami] Practigami: Neorigami's first printed book

On 1/1/2014 7:47 PM, Gerardo @neorigami.com wrote: Rob Hudson mentioned in his last reply that the printed book would be too expensive for him. I wanna tell everyone I'm sorry. During this week I've discovered that the print on demand company I chose offer very abusive shipping costs to other

Re: [Origami] Practigami: Neorigami's first printed book

. Maybe in the future we'll consider that option. That's too bad. Is it about the compensation model for contributors? I'd assume it's got to be in electronic form for publication. I'm sorry this is going to be prohibitively expensive for me as a print book. The internet has been fantastic at

Re: [Origami] Practigami: Neorigami's first printed book

from dealing with shipping, etc. Origami USA seems to be doing a great job with this in diagram/booklet sales (Robert - maybe you can comment on how it's going? From a customer's perspective it's awesome). Hope you'll consider that! Rob

Re: [Origami] Can you identify the author of this flower?

This is a lovely flower made from the bird base, which is turned into a four pointed star. The center is close-squashed, the points are blunted and you get the flower. Hi Leyla (and all), That flower looks like a sort of modified version of Jim Sakoda's rose.

Re: [Origami] Ethical question for creators/authors

Let's not be naive in the first place and think that someone who obtain a bootlegged copy really intends to pay the author or anybody for that matter! It happens, maybe not all the time, but aside from someone growing a conscience or coming to understand things, I can see a few cases where

Re: [Origami] Ethical question for creators/authors

Robert Lang writes: I'd say that if you as author made an agreement with your publisher that you would sell your book and divvy the funds in the ways spelled out in your contract, and then you went and sold it some other way, that's not very ethical. YEMV. This is where I get a little confused

[Origami] Ethical question for creators/authors

Authors/Creators: Let's pretend someone got a hold of a bootlegged, unlicensed ebook of one of your books (or diagram collections). Assuming the item is available for sale (but maybe not in this format), would it be acceptable to pay the author directly for the copy, if that venue of

[Origami] Map NoteCubes from Viking, CA?

I bought some notecubes (non-sticky) made from old maps that were 4 square. It's been a few years, and I think I got them from a Canadian company called Viking. I haven't found them since. Here's what they look like: http://www.workingstorage.com/files/map_paper.jpg

[Origami] Request for nice water birds - heron, pelican, ibis

I'm trying to impress my boss, who likes water birds (pelican, ibis, heron, geese). Can someone point me to a nice model or two that looks like the subject enough to be recognized by a layperson? It need not be complex. Thanks! Rob

Re: [Origami] list archives?

I was just wondering if there might be news about the list archives coming back online (or maybe I have the wrong link(s))? Anything I/we can do to help? Also - is there the possibility of hosting what's currently there in the interim for people to access and search themselves?

[Origami] RIP Russell Sutherland. Folder, Artist, Friend

Tonight I am mourning the death of Russell Sutherland, a good friend of mine since 2003, who died at his computer last night. Russell had struggled with many, many medical issues, and was in pain and bad shape, limiting the time he could physically work with his hands to create his origami art.

Re: [Origami] Legally protecting useful models?

It seems unlikely Gerardo was expecting legal advice here. That said, there is a wealth of copyright knowledge on this list that is useful when someone wants general information. Some of us deal with copyright on a regular basis. Actually, it seemed like he was directly seeking legal

Re: [Origami] good kami

way to stock up. I also see A.C. Moore and Michael's offering sales on sketchbooks. I use them for making simple notes and then recycle the pages to make envelopes and boxes. I like the Canson Mixed Media pads - they make very sturdy models. Rob

Re: [Origami] Who set all these origami definitions and conditions?

the same thing. I don't actually have that issue anymore, but if someone else does, that would make good reading. Rob

[Origami] Blanket, sheet, shirt and clothes folding

and aging inventory of clothing and bed clothing . Best, Rob (PS - again, NOT interested in the very common video describing how to fold a t shirt in three seconds) -- Sent from my Android phone with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.

Re: [Origami] Origami Source payment method

Regarding PayPal and whether the Source accepts it - let's be clear. PayPal account holders can get a PayPal debit card for free that works for any vendor that takes credit cards. So if I want to pay the Source with my PayPal balance, I simply pull out my PayPal Visa and put in those 16 digits.

Re: [Origami] backlash to my opinion

Bottom line for me on the issue of pricing and distribution: Since origami is not required for survival or meeting basic needs, there should be absolutely no sense of entitlement that gives the consumer any right to dictate price,licence , or distribution. To my knowledge, nobody has been

Re: [Origami] Copyrighted material on a group in FB via the site that it links to.

So, the call to action is: if you're an origami creator (or you have permission to represent one in DMCA notices) then take a look at the list here: I'd say go a step further and refrain from posting in that group trying to argue with people about that sort of thing. Just take a breath and do