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Hi everyone!

I had a question about where I could find diagrams for Eric Joisel's Rooster or Cock (it keeps on editing my post because it think's i'm referring to the vulgar word rather than a male rooster or "C-O-C-K"). You can find a picture of it on this page (I couldn't link to it directly, sorry). http://www.ericjoisel.com/Site/animals.html . I have been trying to find diagrams for it for ages and I have never been able to get my hands on them or even find out where they're published for that matter. I can tell you that I do know that they are published in a few places, but I don't know where (I have seen the diagrams breifly at Michael Lafosse's studio). It would be a tremendous help if someone could tell me if they have seen it in any books, which ones, and maybe where I could buy the books/diagrams. I'd like to thank everyone ahead of time and I really appreciate people taking the time to read this post.

-Corey

This should help you:
http://db.origami.com/picksearch.asp?Mo ... tor=joisel

I'm not sure where to get either of the two magazines though.
Best bet would be to contact BOS or MFPP directly.

a quick search gave me this

BOS magazine #202

I'll keep looking for a while

luck

I bought BOS 202 a year or two ago and it cost me about 8 pounds including postage. I don't know what that translates to in local currency.

I didn't see it listed in supplies, but you might contact Pauline and Ian directly to make sure that it is in stock and what the price is.

http://www.britishorigami.info/supplies/supplies.php

http://www.britishorigami.info/society/contact.htm

Contents include (June 2000)
Cockerel by Eric Joisel
Swiss Army Knife (part 2) by Jeremy Shafer
Rose by Pier Paulo Pessina
Sky Rings by Marcia Joy Miller
Frog by Rikki Donachie
Doodlebug by Yami Yamaichi
Black Blet by Robin Glynn
Inside Out by Robert Neale

Hope that helps,

- Hank Simon

on eric's site you can find diagrams

this topic hasn't been posted in for nearly 6 years..
no need to resurrect it.

phillipcurl wrote:this topic hasn't been posted in for nearly 6 years..
no need to resurrect it.

so we shouldn't use the search fetcher?

I didn't say that. If you need help, by all means, use the search feature and post in a pre existing topic.
Just don't answer questions to a topic that was already answered 6 years ago.

ok that makes science sorry