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Popigami: When Everyday Paper Pops!

Popigami: When Everyday Paper Pops!
By James Diaz

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In life, it feels like we are literally overrun with paper. Receipts, newspapers, magazines, sales reports, fast food wrappers, report cards, paper towels the paper trail never ends! In this quirky and imaginative new title, renowned paper engineer James Diaz explores what would happen if ordinary paper magically transformed itself into extraordinary new origami creatures. Imagine newspaper doves and gum wrapper cranes. With Popigami, anything is possible


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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #54845 in Books
  • Published on: 2008-01-31
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • 14 pages

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Review
In this technical tour de force, father and daughter combine origami-style figures and intricate pop-up effects into six spreads and a double gatefold of paper magic. The art evokes common materials, from a whirl of newspaper doves or passport pages made into sailboats to legal-pad-paper ducks swimming in a desktop "pond" of spilled coffee and,
for a spectacular finish, an array of Chinese take-out menus and cartons falling prey to a hungry dragon's attack. The figures are mostly made of
precut and glued pieces, but many of the beaks and noses, at least, are actually folded. This is recommended only for display and as a specimen for
special collections. John Peters, New York Public Library --School Library Journal


Customer Reviews

Pop Up How To5
If you want to delve into pop up art this is one of the best references to get the mechanics clear in your mind.

Popigami5
One of the most entertaining pop-up books I have seen! Definitely worth the price of the book!

THIS IS NOT A HOW TO BOOK4
The book is fun and charming - but from some of the descriptions I
must have misread it as a how to--

It is not a how to-- Never the less it is fun to read.