Favourite "Passion Origami" book

[myself]

What is your favourite book from the Passion Origami Collection?

[Alexorigami]

Aaaand you forgot Origami Sequence by Quentin Trollip.

[origami_8]

That one's tough, I equally like Passion Origami and the two Román Díaz books.

[Benlewisorigami]

Hmmmmm... good topic! I like Origami Essence and 50 hours of origami the best

[myself]

I've added Origami Sequence now, but your votes has disappeard. You'll have to vote again.

[Tahaorigami]

I liked "50+ Hours of Origami" the best. Le Tuan's werewolf was awesome! Nguyen Hung Cuong's models were also very good and so was Eagle and Tenzen.
I liked solving the puzzle for Nguyen Hung Cuong's Squirrrel and it was also fun to fold.

[Eamon]

Origami sequence, hands down. Quentin's models are always so clean, and while not always 100% anatomically correct, they always seem to capture the essence of the subject better than more realistic ones.

[Fluffy]

Eco Origami... after I met Bernie at the Centerfold convention, I've developed a passion for his models. He has taught me so many of his models that I love that book so much.

[gordigami]

This is like trying to select a favorite child .
Can't imagine going without any of them.
I fold the most models from Roman's Essence, but wholly anticipate folding more of Quentin's & Bernie's magnificent models as time & skill allow .
Nicolas' models are classic, and one day hope to fold his Cartoon Frog, although I'm afraid that it's probably a little too early, in my development, to tackle it quite yet .

[chesscuber98]

I loved License to Fold. I mean it was like a wonderful convention book with folders from all over the world, famous or not so famous in one uniform diagramming style. Also it has some amazing models like the baby dragon, sailing ship, cow, jester, swordsman and of course the Nguyen Hung Eagle.