Pop-Up Tutorial 83 - Complex Articulated Image

Pop-Up explained! Fun, easy, and comprehensive tutorials.

[@miranda7458]

You’re spoiling us with all these new Videos Duncan!

[@h-nakai7194]

Thank you very much. From tutorial 76 to 83 your videos were very informative for me as usual. I'm looking forward to seeing more teacher videos in the future. Please take care of your body and stay healthy!

[@forevercreating]

Brilliant! love how earlier pop up tutorials were used. A more creative side of your tutorials and how to put them to use. Great example. Thank you!

[@soctavian]

I'll never forget the puss in boots pop-up book my parents got me when I was 4! Watching your videos brings me right back - this is almost as close to engineering as it is to arts! Thank you for all the joy you bring into the world!

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

i enjoy it because it is indeed both Art and Engineering.

[@CarolynOsborne]

This body of work, the books and the videos, is breathtaking. Thank you.

[@user-ib8ui7fv1v]

This is amazing! Glad you're making videos again. Keep it up. Thank you!

[@elisapausilli7038]

Welcome back!!! And Thank you so much!!!🙏

[@warpie7]

I love your videos, it makes me try complex mechanisms

[@chloewong7442]

Greetings from Hong Kong! Breath-taking as always!!! I have been fascinated by pop ups since I was a kid and I remember making numerous cards and pages with just V- folds because that's all I can manage back then😂 Throughout the years, I have been following your tutorials and learning so much!! Your effort of simplifying the mechanism makes it possible for everyone to experience the fun in making pop ups😆 Just a while back I finally finished an entire pop up book successfully by applying my own ideas using the mechanism you introduced. I was so proud and my art classmates and teachers were impressed too!!😭 No matter whether there will be more content from you in the future, I just want to say your amazing work and effort put into promoting this amazing form of art while letting more people start from scratch and experience the beauty of pop ups art is truly magnificent. I sincerely appreciate your content and thank you for everything you have shared to us!!! 💜💜💜

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Thank you. It's lovely to hear how much people enjoy this form of creativity.

[@tinamoore6761]

I love the sound of the paper mechanism working against each other in the books. Thank you for posting more videos Duncan!

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

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[@tinamoore6761]

A perfect example of this can be see on a video on the V&A KZbin channel called Pop up Geometry .

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Thank you - I just watched (and listened to) the V&A vid - yes, the sound, almost like the sea!

[@RositaCARRILLOHORNA]

Gracias por compartir su arte.

[@angelomadrigal3648]

El mejor profesor de ingenieria en papel 👏👏👏👏

[@goretemarques8170]

Amo essa arte! Parabéns!

[@teresita.bustos]

Muchísimas gracias hermoso trabajo

[@Arina_Mart777]

Спасибо за увлекательный урок))) 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷.

[@unicornunicorn9412]

На последнем курсе университета готовила диплом по pop up конструкциям и поняла что хочу дальше двигаться в этом направлении. Ваши уроки очень помогают, вы делаете очень полезные туториалы, которые помогают разобраться в конструкции и создавать новые. Спасибо вам большое! Прошу проения что не на английском языке

[@meganhouse948]

Keep doing these please

[@user-ss2bj1mq8e]

Отличный мастер класс 👍👍👍

[@Juansolo23]

Ya se extrañaba!

[@nancymonterroso7573]

Bravo 👏👏👏👏👏

[@tnshii]

Wow!

[@luisquerales3647]

[@maocel4251]

Genial

[@luisquerales3647]

as un microscopio

[@user-ts9ej2mr3m]

Hola donde puedo encontrar tu libro ,soy nueva supcritora

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Amazon o eBay

[@debcallico]

Thanks for all of these tutorials. I would like a little less of it has to be this measurement (only) and more on how the mechanics work and how to adapt it. You can still give some measurements, but it seems so rigid. I still love watching your videos. I learn so much. I started doing paper engineering because of you and your videos. Thanks.

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Where possible I try not to get bogged down in measurements - so a lot of the early tutorials with much more simple forms don't have measurements. But these very complex mechanisms can easily go wrong and not work, so including measurements is an attempt to ensure that people following the tutorial get a satisfactory result. Having made a model that works I hope that people can then use the working model to understand the priciples and can then go on to play and experiment further. All through the explanations of these complex mechanisms there are references to the underlying elements that have been used - hopefully going back (or on) to look at these earlier tutorials will make clear how the various elements work.

[@maryyao1197]

hopefully these arent your last videos we miss you (i remember your last video from a while ago said that you will be releasing the last bunch of videos and then wont work on yt much....)

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Can't say really.... I have another series in mind, but Jane and I haven't planned when or whether to film any more.... and the whole production process is pretty slow.... Actually there is one more coming soon about how to stick your models into a book.

[@jheremck]

@@thepop-upchannel4919 ...l have used many of your pop-up methods in cards gifted to others. These more complex mechanisms wouId be perfect for a book, and may heIp me bring my painted dragons to life...thank you so very much to the both of you for aII of your beautifuI work :)

[@maryyao1197]

@@thepop-upchannel4919 Please just take your time, we definitely don't mind waiting for months and I'm sure everyone here appreciates your work wholeheartedly. Its great to hear that at least the answer isn't a definite no - which was what I felt from your last video... there isn't that much in the world of pop up techniques and it would be sad to see you go permanently... Thank you so much for the work you put in!!

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Thank you for your encouragement. We both do enjoy making these videos.... so never say never!

[@teresita.bustos]

Le quiero preguntar si usted tiene Instagram o algún otro canal para seguir su trabajo

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Gracias por preguntar. El único canal que muestra mi trabajo es The Pop-Up Channel. He producido algunas otras cosas, probablemente la más popular es un librito curioso que creé hace muchos años "M is for Mirror". Todavía está disponible en Amazon, pero es bastante caro y probablemente no valga la pena el precio de venta.

[@teresita.bustos]

@@thepop-upchannel4919 si lo conozco mi profesora de ilustración Tridimensional me lo mostró, le pregunté pues lamente no enterarme de su curso en Argentina

[@teresita.bustos]

@@thepop-upchannel4919 gracias por su respuesta estoy interesada en asistir a un curso de ingeniería del papel

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Lamento mucho que se haya perdido el curso de siete días que estuve dictando en Buenos Aires en noviembre. Por el momento no tengo más cursos planificados (solo un taller avanzado de un día en el Reino Unido en algún momento de febrero). Si alguien quiere organizar un curso, ¡siempre estoy feliz de considerarlo!

[@cliffords1325]

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