The Origami Forum

Good news! Nicholas Terry has republished Passion origami as a e-book. The link is here. I am definitely hyped to buy this book soon, it looks so good. Also, you can test a diagram here, choosing between a nice three wise monkeys piece, and two monks. Anyone else as excited?

I bought my copy last week.

Very, VERY high quality. All diagrams are rendered in vector graphics format. I can zoom in to trouble spots without losing details.

And as a bonus (and piracy deterrent), your name and home address will be watermarked on the book.

I really hope other books get published in this format.

Is it any diferent to the print version?

I don't think so. It was out of publication though, which was why I think he republished it. I got it! I already test folded every model in the book, but do not want to post pictures, because I folded all of them in under 45 minutes except the winged warrior, and they are super messy! The book is awesome, and now that I know, I am going to whip out the large parcel of thick and thin hanji that I got soon. I folded Hideo Kamatsu's wolf with the thick. It was awesome!

Not particularly

FrumiousBandersnatch wrote:Not particularly

Yes I know it wasn't the best fold of the wolf in the world, but it wasn't that bad, was it? And anyhoo, I was referring to the paper, not the fold.

I was referring to the question "Are you excited for Passion Origami"

im not exicted for it either because i already have it btw guess who's buddah?

You're buddha because, like Joshua, you need to post every pointless post that comes into your head

true... or would it be touche?

FrumiousBandersnatch wrote:I was referring to the question "Are you excited for Passion Origami"

Oh never mind then. Is anyhoo a word?

orislater wrote: true... or would it be touche?

Another pointless post

not as pointless as pointing out my pointless point! LOL

darn your right
^another pointless post

we're driving ourselves into a paradox! AAAAAAAARRRGH!!