If you have sufficient input on the work in question, then it's a collaboration between the two of you even if you never personally hold a chisel. So, yes. For

If you have sufficient input on the work in question, then it's a collaboration between the two of you even if you never personally hold a chisel. So, yes. For a counterexample: suppose you're really good at sketching, and you go to the Louvre and copy out the Mona Lisa. Were you the sole artist of your sketch? Leonardo Da Vinci certainly wasn't drawing on your notebook.