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| This dancing duck is surrounding by a multi-colored background in an explosion of pop-up fun!
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Taking a more fine arts perspective, this unusual pop dubbed "goat head" has wonderfully textured 2D and 3D elements. The torn paper edges make it even more personal.
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A splendid peacock spreads it's wings will being admired by other envious birds in pop-up that opens like a jewel box top instead like a traditional card.
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| A delightful view of American eating habits is on display in the well designed and illustrated pop-up. The floating condiments are a nice touch!
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Edward Gorey seems to be alive and well for the next generation of illustrators. This gloomy view of a city and mysterious stranger in nicely rendered in 3D.
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Leaning towards the abstract (just because it's a pop-up, doesn't mean it has to be literal!), this pop-up features unusual cut-out texturing, almost like a cheese grater.
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| A strange monster looms large like a child's nightmare in this pop-up of purple. The students were allowed to use a variety of media for color including marker, colored paper and even pastel.
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Simplicity is key for elegant corn growing in a field. Sometimes less is more when designing pop-ups.
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A hilarious dog not only pops up when this card is opened, but it gently scratches it's ear, too!
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| We'll bring you more Pop-ups from Pratt as the semester continues! And good luck Professor Olmon!
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