Thanks so much for this, Duncan. I am a proud owner of a copy of the 'Brava, Strega Nona!' pop-up book signed by author/illustrator Tomie dePaola, and the arch pop-up you referenced here is possibly my most favorite pop-up in the world, so I really treasure that book. So wonderful to see you explain the arch construction here!
Thank you so much for kindly sharing these series of tutorial! I wanted to express my appreciation so I bought your book as well. I’ve always admired the skills used in pop-up books. I’m so excited to start learning from your videos and book! Thank you, again :)
i'm a long time subber, you're such an inspiration!! It's so good to see you back again, making videos! And the fact that you give these tutorials for free, really, truly, i appreciate you a lot for this. Stay blessed. ♥
I was in highschool when I discovered this video. Now Im in college, Im still amaze to your video like how I felt many years ago. Truly helps me to create awesome scrapbook for school matters. Thanks for tutoring us sir!
thankyou for your videos, sir. I'm on my way to watch all of the episodes and they do really help me. It's amazing to see how dedicated you are, constantly making videos for 7 years. such an inspiration!
Wowww this one is lovable, I love scrapbooking, this kind of tutorial can be implemented easily for scrapbook album or card and will look very coollll ❤❤❤
Thank you sir for the tutorials. Seeing this done has helped so much because it's hard for me to view it abstract myself. It's inspiring for people and as for me too and I really appreciate these videos. I hope you have a good day! 😁
Me gusta mucho tu contenido no sé nada de inglés pero solo con tus gestos y verte puedo entender e incluso e podido realizar con excito muchos de tus tutoriales. Buen contenido. Saludos.
Thank god finally u upload a new video,,, i became very sad bcuz since 10 month you did not upload any new video,,,, 😊😊😊 i am from india and i am always follow your new videos,,,, god bless U
Hi Duncan, Thank you so much for the videos! They're so educational! Wondering if you might consider touching on the steps of how to publish a pop up book. Thank you very much!!!!! Your instructions are great!
Difficult! Getting any book published is pretty difficult especially if you haven't been published before - getting a pop-up book published is possibly even more tricky as the whole manufacturing process is involved. I should think your best bet is to try approaching publishers with an outline of your book plus a dummy spread to show what your 3D work is like. Initially approach publisherrs who produce pop-up books in a style similar to yours. I hope this is some help.
Love these. Will be ordering the book! Is there a term for when it's a 90 degree angle as opposed to 180 degree fully flat fold outs you get with books?
I'm not sure if there is a term for the difference - though saying 90 or 180 seems to be clear. I usually think of the 180 degree fully flat mode as being either a base (when it's horizontal) or a background (when it's vertical) - when the spread is designed to be opened only 90 degrees I think of it as a base and a background.
Hi Duncan! I was wondering if you would ever consider doing a paid one on one trouble shooting workshop over zoom? I am trying to add a bit more complexity to my pop ups but can’t seem to get a handle on things past the basics.
Not sure about a workshop over zoom - but you can email me more detailed questions /problems, and I'll see if I can answer them. If there's a specific difficulty with a design you might include a photo. To get moving beyond the basics you could try working through one of the Playlists - make the mechanisms that are explained in the videos, it's the best way to really get a feel for them.
Thanks, youre back. Love this tutorial. I am watching your tutorials last 1 year and really i loved it.😀👍 . One request from my side. Can you mack a full & detailed tutorial on how mack the octagon shape wall pop-up. I will wait for this. . Love and long Life blessing from me. Thanks.☺
There are more mechanisms in the videos. The book covers all the basics to quite a high level - but the videos explain some of the more advanced and complicated mechanisms.
Asymmetric Parallel Folds are explained in Tutorial 6. In this case for the first bar - the length from the spine to the point where the side wall is glued to the base (length A) + the height up the side wall at which the bar is glued (length B) = the distance from the spine to where the bar is glued to the base (length C) + the length of the Bar (length D). i.e. if A = 6. B = 2, C= 1, D = 7.
@@thepop-upchannel4919 True, but card stock/paper deteriorates with time and would be a shame for these works of art to crumple to ash in a few hundred years or so... Perhaps in the future we can figure out how to preserve paper/card stock.
@@thepop-upchannel4919 I don't think that would be feasible🙊 considering the fact that I'm from India... It's okay Sir. I think I'll just keep up with your RU-vid videos for now.
Sorry we're not planning to film any more videos at the moment - you could look at the two videos called "Be Amazed" (between Tutorials 39 and 40, and between 41 and 42) they show some of my favourite pop-ups..... and who knows? maybe we will do some more filming sometime in the future!
Hi! I have seen the video of it and it seems very good to me. I see it from Venezuela, I would like you to activate the translation, for what we see in Spanish. thank you very much for your tutorial and greetings
i'm a long time subber, you're such an inspiration!! It's so good to see you back again, making videos! And the fact that you give these tutorials for free, really, truly, i appreciate you a lot for this. Stay blessed. ♥
