This year was a return to complicated Christmas card assembly. As chief assembly helper, my wife was understandably thrilled. I have to admit that these were a lot of work. No more soldering resistors on greeting cards for a while.
Good news! I have another card in The Museum of Modern Art’s holiday card program! This year I did a cuckoo clock card that instantly pops into a dimensional format which can hang as a cute ornament from your tree (or
I am now officially available for sale at the MoMA Store! You could, nay should, act now while supplies last. The Museum of Modern Art selects work from artists every year and sells these greeting cards in order to
One of my cards (which I have posted about before) is currently the Weekly Paper Inspiration over at PaperSpecs. The fantastic Sabine and her talented team did a much better job featuring this business card than I could do. Sadly,
I haven’t posted in a while. I’ve actually been a little busy with freelance work that I can’t post about yet. Instead, I’ll tell you about a fun project I did a while ago. This may be the first thing
If you ever wanted to know how things really work in a pop-up card factory…well, this probably won’t help you. But it does provide a whimsical interpretation of the process we go through in my home every year to make about
I love working on pop-up books. I urgently need to write my own book soon. Anyway, I thought it would be interesting to share a glimpse of the process involved in creating a pop up book. To that end, here’s a
I like trying out new ways for people to interact with a greeting card. Pop-ups and paper movables are almost always driven by the opening of a folder, the pulling of a tab, and occasionally from the action of a stretched elastic band.
This is just a quick post to let you know that I’m installed and ready to go for tonight’s opening reception. I was also able to create codes to help deliver the interactive pop-up experience to smartphone users directly from
I’m finishing up with some details for my gallery show this week. I’m looking forward to it at this point. One of the unresolved issues I’ve had though is the question of how to display a pop-up card in a