I've had a few pre-Thanksgiving pop-up themed days. Here's a little of what I've been looking at.
Majo, picture taker extraordinaire, sent this to me. I am in awe.
I also stumbled across another video this week, on WSJ.com. It's Robert Sabuda, the current go-to pop up guy, talking about his new books and a little process.
And finally, one of the daily emails I get had a pop-up list (I love lists) as a way of remembering Wally Hunt, a pop up legend. The article, by Isis Madrid on Flavorpill, is here.
I think that I love pop ups because they combine picture books, paper play, and movement. They challenge us as readers to see more. Plus, they're just cool.
25 November 2009
Pop Up Nation
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Pop-ups are awesome. I also want to learn how to make popovers.
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