“With this book you will be able to touch, see, and study each of the
elements of pop-ups as they are designed to work. You will be able to
see exactly how each score folds and how each glue point is to be glued.
You will be able to work and view each mechanic. Don’t be afraid to
take these pop-ups apart. Just promise to put them back together!”
I want to teach my students about the mechanics of pop-ups but, I
don’t want them to destroy the lovely samples that I have in my
collection. I purchased the copy from a local Barnes & Nobel in
order to prevent this type of curious destruction. I think it will help
along with a selection of youtube videos.
By David A Carter and James Diaz, Copyright 1999 by Little Simon, an imprint of Simon & Schuster Children’s Publishing Division
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Some of the world's best examples of pop-up books have
gone on display to the public at the National Library of Scotland.
gone on display to the public at the National Library of Scotland.
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