Engineering the Perfect Pop

[@FreesideJunkie]

This is so damn impressive. What a bloody fantastic display, Bravo Matthew Reinhart.

[@SavageOmen312]

My teacher has the exact same book

[@IKAWLANG0909]

No comment

[@flapjaccjacc9433]

oh my god, I had that dinosaur book growing up, and LET ME TELL YOU it is still one of the coolest things I've seen in my life

[@nimbusthekitsune6954]

Bro same!

[@kaznosa]

Same

[@robertdandelet2981]

That dino book was so bitchin

[@kamileon7065]

SAME!!! I wonder if I still have it lying around

[@BoolianKazooka]

I just looked on my bookshelf and I still have it. That one and prehistoric beasts.

[@awesomepsume]

substantially more interesting, the longer i watched.

[@jenfer8172]

You can watch more from his channel! He has tutorials for making pop-ups 😁

[@FantasticMrJack]

Ok, I am a graphic designer but I am clumsy at manual things...yet this makes me want to make a 1000 page pop up book

[@asmallphd9648]

oof graphic designer, sorry for your loss

[@ashlynx6059]

@@asmallphd9648 Why 'sorry for your loss'? I dont see whats wrong with beeing a graphic desinger?

[@DanteYewToob]

He actually teaches you how. Give it a try! I am! kzbin.info/door/xbY5VDdSrdvcMBvZBqvChA

[@bgrg]

clumsy? u must be falling in love.

[@abramjessiah]

Papercraft is pretty fun

[@zelly4914]

Holy. Cow. This guy has such passion and love for his work. It's art for art's sake.

[@stuartwray6175]

It's "pop" culture

[@prakharpandey2392]

We are the Music Makers??

[@stuartwray6175]

@@prakharpandey2392 wordplay: Pop-up book, Pop Art, popular culture.

[@prakharpandey2392]

@@stuartwray6175 I was asking Ma Rus. Art for art's sake is highly associated with the poem "We are the Music Makers" by Arthur O'Shaughnessy

[@stuartwray6175]

@@prakharpandey2392 I'm familiar with Whistler and Wilde. Interesting. Veruca Salt: "Snozzberries? Who ever heard of a Snozzberrie?" Willy Wonka pulls her face towards him and gently replies' "We are the music makers, and we are the dreamer of dreams."

[@magiccookie22]

I remember these books! They were a great inspiration growing up. Thank you so much for that dinosaur pop-up book, Reinhart. I don't think I would have ever wanted to study paleontology without it.

[@hanbieryu8390]

OMG I have one of his books. It's about prehistoric sharks and my dad bought it for me and my brother about 10 years ago (when we were into sea monsters and dinosaurs). I just got it out of the bookshelf and opened it after 6 or 7 years, and this time I actually appreciated his amazing work of art!

[@basti9516]

That's probably the most creative job I've ever seen.

[@rvndre8601]

I have one of his popup books!! I never realised until now.

[@funny-video-YouTube-channel]

*Beautiful art !* Children love it. Parents like it too. It's like magic, that makes books more fun to read. We can be very happy to have such interesting crafts on our planet !

[@Jabrils]

Wow. SciFri you guys are heroes for covering stuff like this! 🙆

[@peteyboy100]

These are amazing! What I love about art like this is that it feels like real life magic. It is awe inspiring! Beautiful.

[@zainabe9503]

When you combine Art and Engineering, the result is... priceless!

[@weylin6]

I had a ton of fun making these back in school. Made one with a mountain range that had a rising sun, and another with spinning clock hands as you opened it. But these, these are mind-bendingly complex

[@rmac1199]

Reinhart, You are amazing with your art and engineering skills. I have loved Pop-Up books since I was a little child. I have never seen ones with as intricate displays as you the ones you create. I can only imagine the hate you receive from tree huggers for the amount of paper you have to go through. Of course they do not understand trees are a renewable resource. Keep up the great work and we will keep planting trees.

[@helianthe3457]

That's amazing. Seeing people with this level of passion doing beautiful things that bring them joy makes me really happy.

[@countrystyle7584]

Holy cow! too good not to comment, so far the best pop up book I've ever seen in my entire life. Props to this guy's imagination and creativity. Respect!

[@SeiRruf]

The engineering behind all of these is absolutely amazing. More than I've ever seen in any popup book before!

[@jennhoff03]

I wish I could like this video twice! His work is fascinating. I collect books, and his pop-up books are some of my favorites. I totally had noticed that different parts pop up at different times when opening it, and it's absolutely beautiful. A total work of art.

[@TPain79lawguy]

It is self-evident you are living your passion and care deeply about your craft - great job and great work.

[@mhpan4179]

Kids are gonna love your work, great job

[@유투브자제운동]

Now I want to now how to mass produce this book in printing company.

[@zacharydouglas4309]

Cheap Labor, the same as anything else. I used to work in the production department for a publisher (a regular non popup one). I wish I could have been paid to put these books together. It would have been tedious, but so much more memorable than most of what I did.

[@SoulWhite]

@@SLR_96 Cus if he's chinese, he could come work at our factory, just call us at [phone]

[@CookieeMonstarr666]

Time consuming but it's possible, blueprints!

[@psychotropnilachtan8869]

We had those books in USSR so youd probably need army of babushkas.

[@rickh3714]

Well at least it's creating something. Putting together toys in a summer job at a Tonka (etc) factory wasn't my worst ever job. All those corporate vultures cannibalizing other companies creating nothing but strip and sell economics. Not for me. Could be a question of selling your manual skills - not your soul. Might be an outsourceable proposition too? Or even the handmade limited edition route. Signed by the artist, archival papers etc?

[@BurningBeard22]

My kids have a couple of your books and they are their favorites! Awesome work.

[@Cloudstriff101]

In elementary there was a school project where we had to try to create our own popups. I had forgotten about that memory until I watched this video. Thanks for bringing back to me a part of my life that I had forgotten.

[@learnmandarin-english-baha2769]

His passion for his work is incredible. Contagious even. People with passion are the most attractive.

[@TheKally]

omg...wow..this is so amazing and pretty...this guy literally creating wonder and magic..! hes probably been a cornerstone in most peoples childhood..popup books are wonderful..

[@EGOS42]

Yes kids, you can all do this! First ask mom & dad for the largest Cintiq tablet they can afford. Kidding. Amazing work. And yeah kids, start with paper, tape and safety scissors.

[@ziggyjinx]

Brilliant.... Best pop up books I've seen and so detailed 👍

[@MicaRayan]

He's so creative....it's wonderful creation !

[@lexpachirisu592]

I love ur books, i got one from the museum when I was a kid and still have it now at 26 years old. Always treasured it 😃

[@melindagibson8606]

OMG!! this is one of the greatest artistic things i have ever seen! I cannot believe this.. you are amazing! I felt like i was walking into Disneyland and seeing main street for the first time while watching this video! I learned how to quilt last year, i think you have just sparked my THIS year learning adventure! INKredible!

[@ghornisbae1653]

Amazing how different pop ups are now compared to the ones I had growing up. They’re so intricate and complex. It’s just incredible and stunning too see.

[@lauri_haro]

Stunning.

[@inyobill]

01:55: I read that book over and over to my daughter. I am in constant awe of creative people.

[@kumarankush8615]

DAYUM! I am out of words here. I just want to touch your feet as a mark of respect for what you do. It's so AMAZING, Matthew!

[@eblanco2172]

WOW, Matthew Reinhart!!! That's the summum of the Pop-Up book design. My respects to you!

[@benyeech]

Thank you for making my childhood such a delight! I remember when I was a kid I was obssessed with pop up books and would always look forward to a trip to the bookstore to play with them!

[@BestPopUpbooks]

Amazing!

[@apotatosapling5698]

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[@apotatosapling5698]

Why you are not verified?

[@danieladownie6087]

Matthew Reinhart, you are an amazing and beautiful human being! Thank you so much for sharing that amazement and wonder with the world!

[@jamesfra1311]

The reason why i subsrcibe! Just incredible! I mean, words can't discribe it!

[@Rob-rs5rn]

I wonder what the blueprint for these designs look like so that the perfected pop up can be effectively mass produced. Mind blowing.

[@Anastas1786]

I think I've seen some of his work, but the transforming and (intentionally) interactive pop-ups are new to me. _Super_ nifty!

[@createinspain]

True genius at work. This is what I call art, I'd love to have a self assembly version with instructions, just to understand it better!

[@krishnadas_3740]

Man, I would have remembered all the stories that were taught in pre-primary schools till date if I had such great pop-up story book. Sir you're doing a fabulous job.

[@JanbluTheDerg]

0:15 Holy wow! I had a copy of that book when I was younger! I was my favourite one too!

[@mbunds]

It must be very tricky to engineer pieces that don't get hung up and tear in the complex pop-ups!

[@TheSwaroopB]

Super-impressive! Engineering + Art + Skills coming together in a simple but amusing blend. Hats off to Matthew!

[@WHYZMAN_]

simple in concept but quite advanced in technique!

[@TheSwaroopB]

@@WHYZMAN_ I agree!

[@dvnovov7850]

Wowsome, i too made one v shaped flower bouquet, it came out so pretty ...! U inspired me even more to do now

[@ASEEMYADAV51]

This doesn't look like the innovation 21st century deserves...but it is the one that is very much needed ...kudos !!

[@ShaneSlack]

this guy is awesome, i want to work with him. I made one for a college class project last year, not sure where the idea came from but everyone loved it. Something magic and nostalgic about it.

[@drumrit]

What an innovative mind may do with something as simple as paper and some physics! I loved every bit of it. The best part wasn't even the amazingly complicated popups. It was the passion. I felt it hit man. It hit good. Keep creating!

[@YKW-YouKnowWhat]

I do remember these kind of books in my childhood. It so fascinating. Great work, keep going.

[@jmkmini]

You.are one talented genius! God blessed you! I adore all your pop up books and so appreciate the tips you give. You are my favorite in this field!! Thank you for sharing!! *clap clap clap* 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@BenSpark96]

That is really incredible. I noticed the Transformers on the computer before they were mentioned and seeing the pop ups that Matthew made of the characters was impressive.

[@EvilTim1911]

I like this guy and his craft. Very nice.

[@nicolasmango290]

Absolutely amazing. Breathtaking.

[@vladhardware5642]

Just amazing. Superb. This is some mind-blowing work.

[@ryanjoseph.51]

that awesome moment whe KZbin algorithm recommends you this video! *WIN*

[@iiiiiiii3359]

I had one of your books as a kid! I can say these books helped make my imagination what it is today, Thank you.

[@SidneyJupiter]

I have that prehistoric creature book! And I can say it is the most impressive pop up book I’ve ever read, so many pop ups and moving parts, it amazing!

[@Sharpman76]

We had that dino pop-up book in my childhood house, it's really beaten up and some of the pieces are broken but it was still easily one of my favorite childhood books, such cool stuff, even as I'm older.

[@DianaTrout]

Love your books, Matthew. This was such a pleasure to watch! Thanks.

[@DJignyte]

Whoa! I always wondered how these artists did these. I can't fathom how time consuming it must be. Good on him, he's done some truly magnificent work!

[@ok-ns7ri]

KZbin finally recommend something good

[@cellokid5104]

This is so unbelievably cool, he is so fascinated and sympathetic

[@rezakaviani7381]

Perfect and complicated art!

[@mainulmike4787]

I never knew that pop art would be this beautiful... Amazing and unbelievable..

[@kayaeki]

This is the most amazing thing I've seen in a while!

[@neilx42]

that pyramid took me by surprise.You have taken popup ideas to a new level!!

[@RajviDhuwal]

you are inspiration man! keep bringing such amazing designs of yours!!

[@loneaxolotl]

You are a genius! Thank you for inspiring kids around the world.

[@bradowen8862]

this is truly an art for me, and this one is really amazing

[@arcbrush]

I thought I would learn something new by watching this, didn't know I'd be amazed all the way through

[@activegamer9696]

So beautiful. These things take me back to my childhood. Thank you. :)

[@raptorsigh]

I process used books where I work and the pop-ups have become an obsession of mine. Getting his is always a treat! My other favorites are the Dinotopia ones and the ones intended for adults only (Pin-up girls, horror, etc), they're just so unique. I'm starting to collect them.

[@isabelahart9377]

I loved these books as a kid thank you for your work :)

[@AsjadSS]

How can one not like it..Bravo!

[@Galinn_Arts]

I had two of these books the dino one and the shark one i loved them when i was small they are awesome

[@alskc123]

This is so amazing! what a cool guy!

[@eshicool]

Thats some serious art work. Awesome.

[@jingyeokhae_BTS]

Where can I get these books?!?

[@scifri]

Powells, Amazon, local Children's book sellers!

[@mrteecee]

That was my question also! I have some great moving books, but never seen in any bookstore similar, complex beautiful popups ever! Well it is hard to tell if a popup book is so nice - from the closed-book pictures of Amazon :D But I 've just found the Encyclopedia Prehistorica Dinosaurs: The Definitive Pop-Up!...

[@furiousdestroyer9206]

i have one of these.

[@communistjesus]

Give me a Nickle and I will take it from your hands ..

[@communistjesus]

Amazon D o t com uner Matthew Reinhart Pop up book.. oh and here be his OFFICIAL WEBSITE matthewreinhart D o t com Good luck and I hope you buy a load of them Peace be with you :O)

[@SheeraAlaine]

I wanna all those books now. Like literally all of them. So pretty.

[@CheckEmGG]

every time he opens a book i keep screaming in amazement. The pop-up books i grew up with were nothing like these.

[@helsinki]

This guy is creative and cool but you know what....more props to the people in the assembly line that had to cut and glue thousands of his books by hand.

[@Gardehesten]

helsinki i doubt the cutting is manual, as you have both knife routers and stamp cutters for that job, but yes, the folding and gluing must be very laborious!

[@abhijithvb3]

This is so impressive . Mind blowing

[@Comfie]

I love how passionate he sounds about it

[@atonidas3940]

OMG !!! My jaw dropped during the whole video, this is so freaking amazing !!!

[@jeffreywiden84]

The amazing human mind and what it can create three dimensionally. I have a new appreciation for something I've all my life.

[@jayyyzeee6409]

I've always loved pop-up books. So cool!

[@brynb-r2528]

I had three of his books when I was younger, they’re actually so amazing

[@hoenndpn9200]

0:23 I had one of those pop up books as a kid, specifically a book of that series if I remember

[@ronomgenuff]

this is amazing...

[@nirajfilms1040]

you are an amazing artist, sir... I'm so happy to see this things

[@Mom4life.]

We have that book we bought it twice cause dinosaurs are my son’s favorite thing ever. We had a bad boy come over and ruin it so we had to have a new one it is incredible art work. You surprised me with each page. Good job!!!

[@tobiaschaparro2372]

Whaaaaat is this channel!!!??? I've run into it just today and I'm already 50 videos in. Like why does this have less than 100k subs?

[@isabelcruz3961]

OMG I HAD THAT DINOSAUR BOOK GROWING UP BRO THAT WAS THE BEST

[@Khalfan_Alqemzi]

Same but I had the shark book ( ☆ ͜ʖ ☆)

[@BapakBuayah]

"Can I do this, and i want to make this and i want to be creative." That was exactly what came in my mind. You clairvoyant!

[@francafila19]

Beyond awesome - my head's spinning!

[@MariaMartinsson]

Very inspiring! I couldn't take my eyes off the screen :D

[@blisteredoutlaw1993]

This could be the start of it ... I mean, the idea to shrink big things into a tiny one .. I'm looking forward for that time to come :)

[@CouchCit]

I appreciate this guy's work.