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Overview: In this module you will investigate cardboard engineering in the modelling and development of complex pop-up mechanisms. Combining creativity and imagination with practical and artistic skills, you will produce a high quality, fully functional hand-made book, using CAD in the production of a hardback cover to finish.
Technical Knowledge: Card mechanisms Book manufacture Graphic Designer—Robert Sabuda Printing methods (lithography, flexography, gravure)
Skills: Card modelling Developing complex mechanisms Shading/rendering Desktop publishing (CAD) Evaluating
KS3 Design and Technology : Graphics
Pop Up Books
Design Brief
You are to design and manufacture a hard-backed pop-up book based upon a
film of your choice. The pages should represent the key scenes from the film.
You may work individually or in a pair.
Specification 1. The book should contain 3 or 4 pages (6 or 8 pages if working in a pair)
2. Each page should be constructed with multi-layered mechanisms, which
operate successfully
3. Each page should be hand drawn, and shaded using appropriate techniques
with coloured pencils, to a high quality
4. The pages and mechanisms must be contained within a hard-backed cover
5. The cover must display the following information;
Front - Title, Image, Author
Spine - Title, Author
Back - Image, Story summary, Publisher and copyright information, Barcode
Robert Sabuda
Research Robert Sabuda - Who is he? What does he do? Show examples
Glue your homework here
Mechanism Research - Parallel Fold
1. Cut and fold a strip of paper
2. Glue the strip into a folded card so the sides are
parallel
Things to try;
Stick pictures onto the front of the strip
Build up layers of a scene using several parallel
strips
Cut the strips into different shapes
Glue your finished parallel –fold
sample here
Mechanism Research - V-Fold
1. Cut and fold a strip as shown
2. Glue into your folded card in
a ‘V’ shape
Things to try;
The strip can be any shape
Stick pictures onto the v-fold
Use several v-folds to build
up layers of a scene
Connect a parallel fold to the
v-fold
Glue your finished v–fold
sample here
Printing Methods - Lithography
Research the printing method of Lithography - explain the process and it’s uses
Glue your homework here
Design Ideas - Page 1
Glue an image of your
chosen scene here
Use sketches and notes below to show
ideas of how you can make the
page pop-up
Design Ideas - Page 2
Glue an image of your
chosen scene here
Use sketches and notes below to show
ideas of how you can make the
page pop-up
Design Ideas - Page 3
Glue an image of your
chosen scene here
Use sketches and notes below to show
ideas of how you can make the
page pop-up
Design Ideas - Page 4 (optional)
Assessment Level 5 Level 6 Level 7
I can produce a range of ideas for my pages which are
detailed and shaded. I can add labels to explain which
pop-up mechanisms are used.
I can produce a range of ideas for my pages which are detailed and
shaded. I can add labels to explain which pop-up
mechanisms are used and why.
I can produce a range of ideas for my pages which are detailed and shaded. I can add labels to explain my choice of
pop-up mechanisms, and add extra sketches to show how they work.
Glue an image of your
chosen scene here
Use sketches and notes below to show
ideas of how you can make the
page pop-up
Printing Methods - Flexography
Research the printing method of Flexography - explain the process and it’s uses
Glue your homework here
Feedback - Cover Over the next three pages, glue in the photos of your finished book (each page and the cover)
Get feedback from 3 different people, they should write their comments around the pictures
Feedback - Pages 3 & 4
Assessment Level 5 Level 6 Level 7
I can develop the basic mechanisms in order to create the movement I need on each page. I can produce a completed, neat
pop-up book.
I can develop the basic mechanisms in order to create the movement I need on each page. I can produce a well presented and
detailed pop-up book.
I can develop and combine the basic mechanisms in order to create the
movement I need on each page. I can produce a completed, well presented and
detailed pop-up book.
Evaluation
Complete the table below, to judge the success of your finished book against the original specification
Improvements
Looking at the feedback comments on the last few pages, and your judgement comments above, list the
improvements you would make to your book to make it more successful...
Specification Point Judgement comments
1. The book should contain 3 or 4 pages (6 or
8 pages if working in a pair)
2. Each page should be constructed with multi
-layered mechanisms, which operate
successfully
3. Each page should be hand drawn, and
shaded using appropriate techniques with
coloured pencils, to a high quality
4. The pages and mechanisms must be
contained within a hard-backed cover
5. The cover must display the following
information;
Front - Title, Image, Author
Spine - Title, Author
Back - Image, Story summary, Publisher and