The Complexity of Pop-up Books

Posted on December 18, 2007

Winter in White and The Chronicles of Narnia are two new pop-up books created by Robert Sabuda. In this interview WSJ's Robert Hughes speaks to Robert Sabuda about what goes in to creating these intricate books. Sabuda says small books can take up to four months and large books can take as long as a year. Sabuda says, "I want the pop-up book to have as many pop-ups on the inside as I can get because the kid in me wants to see lots of pop-ups in the book."

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