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Hello friends this is the first open forum to comment the new book by Eric Joisel Master, which is already on sale on November 30 made in English and Japanese, we thought that his art would stay in memory and I am glad that no be so, and will live on forever as it left a final gift to our community origamist, Joisel left your data handmade to Makoto Yamaguchi who edited this beautiful book and where are the most beautiful models Joisel Eric, according to the photos look also be the barbarians.
I just want to conclude by saying:

Alive the master Joisel


here is the link Nicolas Terry

http://www.origami-shop.com/es/libro-pa ... -1380.html



here the link to the publisher origami House

http://www.origamihouse.jp/book/origina ... oisel.html

thanks, ricardo, for this post. there are some other threads discussing the same or a quite similar topic but that doesn't matter. have you already got your own issue? i've ordered mine at origamihouse about one week ago but it'll probably take another while to get it. i'm really looking forward to that special book!

i just saw your amazing folds at flickr - respect! was the seahorse made from a simple fish-base?

wow is the writing in english or just japaneisse?

both, english and japanese

I'm stillon the fence about this one. $73-90 isn't cheap,but the models are so incredible.

I saw origami shop said it had a few CPs. If anyone already has it, which ones are shown? Either way, I'm probably going to buy it.

thanks "grizzly man" the seahorse
base is made of a fish
Uncut

I'm new to this group
and do not really use it well
I did not know there was already another forum of this book
and the truth was very difficult for me to create this and I do not speak
English very well

BrooksHalten

I also look forward to the book Joisel but still can not buy I do not have that much money I sure have excelents models





leave a picture here of my work I hope you can give me their opinions criticism and suggestions:)

Fu
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ing awesome.

@Red - cute, but borderline...

- Hank Simon

what are you talking about? i would sh!t my pants if i folded those!

those are great

i got my issue today and it is indeed a great book!
there are two parts - the first one a beautiful gallery and the second an insight into master joisels way of folding a piece of paper into a unique work of art. there are some sketches and prints of cp's to illustrate his style and it's design-process. at the end there's a step-by-step-diagram for the rat and an illustrated way to the dwarf base. as other people did already mention it is no collection of instructions but a fine survey of an outstanding artist and his impressive ouvre.
there's quite a lot of money to spend on it but with the master's sudden and early death the edition will probably soon be sold out and to me every page stands as a beautiful memory of monsieur joisel and so the money is everything but wasted.

oh sad for me but cp will do

HankSimon wrote:@Red - cute, but borderline...

- Hank Simon

Cute? If im cute im not doing my job right!

thanks for your comments my friends
A question grizzly man the book contains cps of the barbarians??
I would the book but i have no money to buy that models are explained? and which have cps?

there are cp-sketches of dachshund, cocker, shell, male nude, self made man, don quixote, colombine, arlecchino, quit of geometry, mermaid, dwarf, legolas, crane's viking, orc/goblin, gandalf.
since i'm not able to fold from a cp i don't know if these illustrating sketches are of any use to those who can read them - sorry.
ricardo, you don't need cp's - your interpretation of master joisels work is amazing!