You will know that I am a strong supporter of asking for permission when presenting other's work. In particular, I always get permission from the designer (or the copyright holder e.g. when the designer has deceased) before I make available an instructional video. I also wrote an article for TheFold, which gives some insight into how I go about asking for permission - and how you can do so, too, if you are planning similar projects: http://www.origami-u...

Yes, it's that time again. I finished the third article in my series on video diagramming. This time it's all about preparing for the recording: http://www.origami-u...

Previous articles:

1. Making Video Diagrams: A Comprehensive Guide http://www.origami-u...
2. Asking for Permission - the Why and How http://www.origami-u...

Just a very quick shout-out. Ben Gruber from Reuters did a short report on origami with Robert Lang. As part of the video material one of my videos was used. See for yourself!

http://www.reuters.c...

-- Sara

After posting two PDFs and video instructions for Valentine's Day, I have also written an article that gives a short comparison of PDF diagrams and video instructions.

It's now available as one of the open-access articles in OrigamiUSA's TheFold: http://www.origami-u...

I hope you enjoy the read and am happy to get your feedback. I know there's more aspects to these two methods of spreading origami, but hope I captured some of the more important aspects in the article.