"Gerardo @neorigami.com" wrote:
>A friend of mine proposed me to make a variation of Kunihiko Kasahara's "Lady
>of Fashion". I accepted and have thought of two variations. I already have one
>ready and I even took a picture. I'm still >working on the second one.
>One question: Is asking the
I would say look at other activities and how they have been handled in
history. For example, in music, have there been any derivations of musical
scores, and what happened in those cases? Think of 'sampling' and what
happened there. Or how about fashion? Do designers give others credit if
they
Hi everyone.
A friend of mine proposed me to make a variation of Kunihiko Kasahara's
"Lady of Fashion". I accepted and have thought of two variations. I already
have one ready and I even took a picture. I'm still working on the second
one.
One question: Is asking the original creator before
On May 5 I sent through the list my previous message regarding this thread.
In it, I told you I decided to contact the creator (Víctor M. Nuñez) of the
prior model ("Star bowl"), and discuss with him if my model was a variation
of his own or not.
So I thought about sharing the highlights of the
Regarding the discussion about what is a variation in origami and if my box
is one or not, David Mitchell made a distinction between two concepts
"variation" and "development". Thank you David!
I loved the distinction and I think it's a very useful one. I understand
that yo
Gerardo wrote:
>what makes a variation precisely a variation?
I doubt there is any possibility of a precise answer.
However, I always like to make a distinction between a variation and a
development, a variation being a small change, such as opening a flap to
create a colour change, which does
Mitani. I then asked if it was a
variation of one or the other and also what constituted a variation in
origami, being variation a quite common world in its realm.
Dianne, helped in the discussion by sharing two URLs, one was for various
dictionary definitions of "variation" and the other was for Wikiped
So I'm lost if it's a variation or not, and if it is a variation, of what
original model. I really hope we can start a discussion from this case in
order to learn more about such a common word in origami like "variation". I
looked for a definition of the word in relation to origami,
original model. I really hope we can start a discussion from this case in
order to learn more about such a common word in origami like "variation". I
looked for a definition of the word in relation to origami, on the web and
also on Kenneway's Complete Origami, but couldn't find any.
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