![]() ![]() Part 2: Practice - shows how to cut paper, make accurate creases, handle more complex moves, allow for paper-thickness in folding, and examines display techniques such as shaping, strengthening the model with glue and using wire for display. Part 1 : Basics - discusses tools needed for folding (from rulers to tweezers, clips, display tools, wet-folding essentials etc.), describes different types of papers, and explains the basic symbols. As all this text is in Japanese I cannot make much of it, but everything is accompanied with many drawings and photos which give insights to the meaning of the text. ![]() What the book is about is the process of folding, techniques, crease-pattern interpretation etc. The few full diagrams in it have actually already been published before, albeit in hard-to-find sources. Satoshi Kamiya's new book is not a typical diagram book.
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