Re: [Origami] Looking for Barth Dunkan (Paper Dragon)

2016-07-21 Thread Robert J. Lang
Thus spake "Weinstein, Michael" on 7/19/16 10:44 AM: > > >I know its [sic] nicer to go find the artist and ask, but I believe >spreading Origami is more important than assuaging anyone¹s ego. The usual non-copyright-related reason for asking an artist's permission is to show respect for the arti

Re: [Origami] Looking for Barth Dunkan (Paper Dragon)

2016-07-21 Thread Weinstein, Michael
Centerfold is run by a not for profit organization, and in it you will be teaching Origami in a classroom setting. As such, under US copyright law I do not think you would be violating the artist’s copyright protection by teaching this in the aforementioned situation. You can easily look up t

[Origami] Looking for Barth Dunkan

2016-07-19 Thread Paper Dragon
A little bit back, I got a copy of the MFPP convention book for 2016. There were a number of great models in it. I saw a model in it called Hare Sitting by Barth Dunkan. I liked folding it. I showed a finished model to a 4 year old and he said that it looked like a rabbit with diapers. I have