NEXT STOP: POP-UPS - The Popuplady

Figures cont.
off the book covers designed by book designer,
Laurie Dolphin.
Photo: Bernadette Puleo 2010
FIG G.8 Spread from study tour book, Fall 2008,
Bernadette Puleo
Alex W. White had so many point to make about
typography that a wheel revealing one at a time was
the perfect solution.
Photo: Bernadette Puleo
FIG G.9 Spread for study tour book, Fall 2008,
Bernadette Puleo
This V-fold is very effective in showing the work
of & And Partners. Especially with David Crooks
pointing right at it.
Photo: Bernadette Puleo 2008
FIG G.10 Spread for study tour book, Spring
2009, Bernadette Puleo
An entirely different use of V-fold. This more like
a tent style, showcasing the wonderful fashion
illustrations at the Society of Illustrators.
Photo: Bernadette Puleo 2009
FIG G.11 Spread for sudy tour book, Spring 2010,
Bernadette Puleo
A more complex V-fold treatment for Elmo.
Photo: Bernadette Puleo 2010
FIG G.12 Spread for study tour book, Fall 2009,
Bernadette Puleo
This movable employs multiple V-folds which
creates a lot of movement when the viewer opens
the page.
Photo: Bernadette Puleo 2009
FIG G.13 Spread for study tour book, Spring
2010, Bernadette Puleo
Mirko Ilic had many dioramas set up in a series
of oranges cubes in his studio. The floating frame
worked best to capture the real thing.
Photo: Bernadette Puleo 2010
FIG G.14 Spread for study tour book, Spring
2010, Bernadette Puleo
A floating layer was the perfect solution to make
the SPDR logo stand out.
Photo: Bernadette Puleo 2010
FIG G.15 Spread for study tour book, Spring
2010, Bernadette Puleo
This is a variation of the floating layer. The supports
twist as the page opens, making the floating layer
rotate as it flattens out.
Photo: Bernadette Puleo 2010
FIG G.16 Spread for study tour book, Fall 2010,
Bernadette Puleo
Kandinsky in 3D. What more can be said.
Photo: Bernadette Puleo 2010
FIG G.17 Spread for study tour book, Spring
2010, Bernadette Puleo
This is a hinged variation of a V-fold. Also, another
mechanism of movables is displayed with the
hidden image inside the envelope.
Photo: Bernadette Puleo 2010
FIG G.18 Spread for study tour book, Fall 2008,
Bernadette Puleo
The words of Joe Ciardiello inspired this spiral idea.
“Just pick up the pen and start to draw.”
Photo: Bernadette Puleo 2008
FIG G.19 Spread for study tour book, Spring
2010, Bernadette Puleo
I’m not sure if there is a technical description of
this mechanism. It is similar to the technique used
in a carousel book.
Photo: Bernadette Puleo
Endnotes
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PART ONE
CHAPTER ONE
1. Montanaro, Ann, A Concise History of
Pop-Up and Movable Books, http://www.libraries.
rutgers.edu/rul/libs/scua/montanar/p-intro.htm
(accessed September 22, 2010)
2. Exhibition Brochure, Paper Engineering:
Fold, Pull, Pop & Turn, (Smithsonian Institution
Libraries, 2010), Pg. 6
3. Pop-Up and Movable Books – A Tour
through Their History from the Nineteenth
Century to the Present Featuring examples from
the Weaver Collection University of North Texas,
http://www.library.unt.edu/rarebooks/exhibits/
popup2/introduction.htm
(accessed September 22, 2010)
4. Fox, Margalit, Waldo Hunt, King of the
Pop-Up Book, Dies at 88, (New York Times,
November 26, 2009), http://www.nytimes.
com/2009/11/26/arts/26hunt.html
(accessed September 22, 2010)
CHAPTER TWO
1. Van Dyk, Stephen. Phone Interview.
24 Aug. 2010
2. Frampton, Susan. In-Person Interview.
18 Aug. 2010
3. Frampton, Susan. In-Person Interview.
18 Aug. 2010
4. Movable Book Society http://www.
movablebooksociety.org/index.html (Accessed
September 24, 2010)
5. Montanaro, Ann. Phone Interview.
14 Sept. 2010
6. Chen, Julie. Email Interview. 1 Sept. 2010
CHAPTER THREE
1. Carter, David A. Phone Interview.
30 July 2010
2. Carter, David A., Phone Interview,
30 July 2010
3. Carter, David A., Phone Interview,
30 July 2010
4. Sabuda, Robert, Travels in Space and Time,
(DVD. NCCIL, 2003)
5. Fischer, Chuck, Phone Interview,
23 Aug. 2010
6. Flying Fish Press, http://www.flyingfishpress.
com/about/index.html (Accessed
September 26, 2010)
7. Shawn Sheehy. http://wwwshawnsheehy.
com/Shawn_Sheehy/artists_statement.html
(Accessed September 26, 2010)
8. Sheehy, Shawn, Phone Interview,
16 Aug 2010
9. Carter, David A., Phone Interview,
30 July 2010
10. Van Dyk, Stephen, Phone Interview,
24 Aug 2010
11. Mary, Sebastian (12 June 2008), Virtual
Pop-Up Book In Papervision, http://www.
futureofthebook.org/blog/archives/2008/06/
virtual_popup_book_in_papervis.html (Accessed
Oct. 3, 2010)
CHAPTER FOUR
1. 1967 Wrigley’s Chewing Gum Zoo Pop-Up
Advertising Wrigley, http://www.jodysattic.com/
product/1967-wrigleys-chewing-gum-zoo-popupadvertising-wrigley
(Accessed September 27, 2010)
2. 3 Musketeers Mint Bar http://www.
structuralgraphics.com/work/index.php?
strWebAction=case_studies_detail&intResourceID
=324&intCategoryID=457
(Accessed September 27, 2010)
3. Dancing with the Stars. http://americhip.
com/cgi-bin/complex2/proddisp.pl?
db=americhip&catid=1&PRID=7
(Accessed September 27, 2010)
4. Diet Pepsi. http://americhip.
com/cgi-bin/complex2/proddisp.pl?
db=americhip&catid=1&PRID=3
(Accessed September 27, 2010)
5. Refeka! http://www.refeka.de/index.php/
philosophy.html (Acessed January 23, 2011)
6. Bates, Alex, Personal Interview, 5 Aug 2010
7. Todé, Chantal, Graphic Displays, Deliver:
A Magazine for Marketers September 10,
2010 https://www.delivermagazine.com/themagazine/2010/09/10/graphic-displays/
(Accessed
September 27, 2010)
CHAPTER FIVE
1. Up With Paper, About Ushttp://www.
upwithpaper.com/about-up-with-paper.php
(Accessed September 27, 2010)
2. White, George, Phone Interview,
42 Aug. 2010