Interactive Websites/Videos
The Cinematic Possibilities of Pop-up Books
A website [in French] devoted to Kubašta and his work.
Learn about the environment in English or Japanese and be entertained. Be sure to bring the kids!
Harlequinade (the oldest form of movable for children) history with a great video.
Remmelin's book of anatomical flaps, Captorum Microcosmicum (1614) is NOT to be missed.
If you are into anatomy and flaps you will FLIP when you see this site from the University of Toronto. Be sure to follow the clicking directions to lift the flaps.A French website totally devoted to pop-ups! ooh-la-la!
Make one of the earliest navigational volvelles move!
You MUST look at this totally interactive site by the Getty Museum
Pop Goes the Page! University of Virginia-one of the best INTERACTIVE exhibitions on line!
Ann Montanaro, president and founder of The Movable Book Society, mounted this wonderful exhibit at Rutgers University, NJ from her collection.
Take a tour
of the Getty Museum's new
exhibit and see some of the earliest
movable books in Books of Secrets!
The New Zealand
Book Council has put together an amazing pop-up
book.
See it here!
Digital Pop-ups for ads and promos
Here is a multiple award winner for Best Short Animation, using pop-ups, of course!
J. P. Morgan Chase bank uses digital pop-ups for their newest ad.
The Popuplady is a lifetime Yankee fan, but it's the Pittsburgh Pirates who made a pop-up video of their history.