Beautiful origami Origami Makoto Yamaguchi - Japanese Craft Book

Release date: ‎ 2017/7/3
Language ‏ : ‎ Japanese
Book: ‎ 272 pages

■Contains works that are more complex and difficult than the previous work!
This is the second installment of the popular "Nice Origami" series. We have posted how to fold 28 works in 7 categories: Fantasy Creatures ~People~, Birds, Animals, Insects, Fantasy Creatures, Tyrannosaurus, and A La Carte. It is more complex and difficult than the previous work.

■Full of fascinating works! Fantastic works come to life in this book!
It is full of attractive works that will make you want to try them, such as "Monster Tsurula", which is an evolved version of "Tsuru Alien", which was posted last time, and "Godzilla (2016)" and "King Ghidorah", which became a hot topic in movies. In particular, it is a must-see to see the folded drawings of Issei Yoshino's work ``Tyrannosaurus Whole Body Skeleton'' published in 1989, which had become a fantasy.

■In addition to fantasy creatures, there are also small animals and unique works!
Overall, this time there are many works of fantasy creatures, but there are also cute works such as ``cats'', ``rockhopper penguins'', and ``little birds'', as well as unique works such as ``rose cranes'' and ``people who read newspapers''. You can enjoy it. The most difficult work is "Hercules Beetle". Please give it a try.


[Main table of contents]

Chapter 1 Fantasy Creatures ~People~
Chapter 2 Birds
Chapter 3 Animals
Chapter 4 Insects
Chapter 5 Fantasy Creatures
Chapter 6 Tyrannosaurus


[Author introduction]

Makoto Yamaguchi
Born in Tokyo in 1944. After working as a member of the Japan Origami Association, he is now active as an origami artist. In 1989, he opened Origami House, a gallery specializing in origami. Based here, he trains young artists and actively engages in exchanges with overseas origami groups and artists. He is the secretary general of the Japan Origami Society. He is a permanent member of OrigamiUSA. Member of British Origami Society. Honorary member of the Korean Origami Association. He is the editor-in-chief of Origami Detectives Magazine, the journal of the Japan Origami Society. His books include "Nice Origami", "Beautiful Origami" (Natsumesha), "Chibi Maruko-chan's Origami Class" (Shufu to Seikatsusha), "Creative Origami: Monsters, Zodiac Signs, and Cute Animals" (Soshim), and "Ichi He has published over 130 books, including ``Flower Origami that You Can Enjoy All Year Round'' (Nihon Vogue), ``The Definitive Origami Encyclopedia with Photos'', and ``The New Generation of Supreme Origami'' (Seitosha).

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