Thank you. Here is a list: Circus! A Pop up Adventure, NASCAR Pop up Guide to the Sport, Ancient Dwellings of the Southwest, Disney's Pooh's Christmas Box, Aesop's Fables, Getty Press, Peek-a-Moo! Toddler Book, What's for Lunch?, What's for Dinner? Tales of Tails, Insectos, Spanish Publlisher and Flameguard, a hand made artist book. I worked with Jim Diaz at White Heat, Ltd. in 1990 and my first inspiration was Tor Lokvig's HAUNTED HOUSE! Love your playful work.
Thanks for that Sally. In your vid you mentioned seeing pop-ups in the round (from front as well as back). Do you know Kees Moerbeek's book Hot Pursuit - it's a classic, designed to be looked at from both sides, second hand copies are not expensive on Amazon.
Hi, Mr. Pop Up Master, thank you for this video, really useful. really i do really thank you for the videos about pop up mechanism. :) God Bless You :)
Great tutorials. I have some kind of angle deficiency even though I am a paper engineer. Your colored pieces make it all come together! Thank you. Paper Play Sally Blakemore, my video.
So pleased you've found it helpful. I watched your video, I'm impressed at your work with children. What are the books that are shown being looked at in your video?
Hi ! I’m so grateful for your videos, they are very well explained and I learn a lot ! I have a little question : if you have to draw a very large arc for the petals to be flat, does that mean that you can’t do anything little and flat ? Thank you so much for your generosity ! Hope you are well ☀️
A circle (small or big) divided into six is completely flat. A piece with a straight base (long or short) will stand up vertical. The more curved the arc the more flat the pop-up will be - the more flat an arc the more upright the pop-up will be. The size of the pop-up depends on how wide you set your compass.
El Tutorial 18 - Cómo ajustar los pétalos se explica a las 7.00 - 7.10 .... Al dibujar el arco - Cuanto más plano sea el arco, más se levantarán los pétalos. Cuanto más curvas del arco, más pétalos quedarán planos.
I'm from Zimbabwe I like making things. I love your tutorials. i think ill try n do a book if i cant get published ill self manufacture. Thanks a lot!!!!!!
I'm delighted that you find the tutorials helpful. Good luck with your book - the main problem with getting pop-up books published is that they are very expensive to produce since all the pieces have to be die cut and then they have to be stuck together by hand.
Hi Mr. Pop Up Master :) we have a Science project and we need to make a pop up card about climate change. I really have no idea what to do. Do you have anything to suggest?
There are a lot of excellent pop-up templates on Robert Sabuda's website. I expect you can find a suitable design there. wp.robertsabuda.com/make-your-own-pop-ups/
Hola sabras como hacer para que los petalos de la flor de abajo me queden mas reclinada? Hablo de la que muestra como ejemplo que tiene dos flores y una piramide adentro. Gracias!
That's very difficult - you need to have a very good understanding of pop-up to make a 3D helicopter. If I was going to do it I would probably start with one of the mechanisms explained in tutorials 12, 14, or 28. It would be easiest to just use an easy mechanism to raise up a flat illustrated image.
@@thepop-upchannel4919 i just want to attach a picture , i cannot here in comments . Its kind of kirigami popups . Cant you do a tutorial for those as well. Bear, guitar , train, plane etc...thanks
The book covers the same subjects but in more detail. It should be possible to buy it from Amazon.co.uk - you could also try www.gmcbooks.com - the book was out of print recently but I think there are more available now.
hey can you pls help me ??? I have a history project coming up and I need to make a pop up bridge I am unable to find that tutorial can you pls guide me ??
