Dear Nicholas.
As a very old member of the BOS to whom you kindly gave a copy of your
first publication, I have long admired the work you have been doing in
preserving the best origami of the past. Often I have felt guilty that
I have not bought more books nut have spent spare cash on travelling!
Keep up the good work.
Many Best Wishes
Joan Homewood

On Wed, 22 Jun 2022 at 11:56, Nicolas TERRY <n.te...@free.fr> wrote:
>
> Ronald Koh is a legend in our origami community. He has published so
> many great models that every one of us has folded one of his models or
> even discovered origami thanks to him.
>
> Unfortunately, all his diagrams are scattered in the many convention
> booklets published over the decades.
>
> It has always been my wish to gather this life's work in a beautiful
> book that would be the complete and definitive version of Ronald's
> contribution to origami, and that would be the most beautiful display
> for such a great artist.
>
> That is why we imagined with Ronald created an anthology of his models.
>
> We started with his fish. Easier because a first booklet already
> existed, published in 1994 thanks to Origami USA.
> The diagrams being old, drawn under the old Freehand, or even lost, it
> is thus an almost archeological work that we had to carry out, by
> calling upon the community and Origami USA, to find files usable with
> the current technology.
>  From this, we rebooted the diagrams by coloring them and improving them
> to make them compatible with a current printing and a high quality
> printing, but while respecting the specific style of Ronald.
>
> Then Ronald managed to find 3 diagrams of fishes that predate the book,
> allowing the folders to discover how these fishes were born. Then Ronald
> updated 3 other super complex diagrams that he had made after the first
> booklet version.
>
> So far, this reboot contains 14 fish diagrams and is the complete and
> definitive version of Ronald's "poissson" period, in a high quality print.
>
> This anthology will continue with a second volume on butterflies with
> articles of Ronald about his personal life and his accident.
>
> Then we will finish this great project with one or two volumes about his
> animals.
>
> To support this anthology project and consequently Ronald, I invit you
> to buy his book here :
>
> https://www.origami-shop.com/anthologyronaldkohornamentalgoldfish-xml-206_2649_208_2700-12565.html
>
> Thanks for your help
>
> Nicolas
>

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