I think this is gonna be a really weird question. I like writing well
-knowing proper grammar and spelling- and when I write about origami I take
it really seriously. Know what I mean?
So anyway, according to English grammar the names of art pieces are (1)
written with the first letter of each of
I think the style of language used should be in context. If it is an academic
journal, formal grammar should be used. If it is for a club newsletter, the
formal rules can be relaxed. If it is an email with friends, the style can
almost be conversational.
In terms of traditional models, I don't
Gerardo asked about naming convention for model names.
In general, the rule is that if it is a descriptive name (common box) it is not
in that form, but if it is a specific name for a specific design, then it
follows the rule you mentioned. Similar to pickup truck vs Ford F150.
Of course, I
