Showing posts with label Pop-Up Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pop-Up Art. Show all posts

Saturday, October 01, 2016


What's Left
A PopUp piece that was chosen for the Etobicoke Art Group Annual Juried Show in May. 

Monday, March 14, 2016


April Pop-Up Workshop!
Join me for two days in April ( Sunday, April 10 & 17) for a Pop-Up Art Workshop at
and learn some cool Paper Engineering moves. Whether you're a book artist, love paper, origami buff or just want to try something new - I teach a versatile and creative workshop designed to meet you at your level of expertise, whether you're just beginning or you've had some experience with pop ups. 

Thursday, October 29, 2015


POP UP Workshop

Coming up this Sunday, November; a one-day Pop-Up Workshop at Neilson Park Creative Centre. 
Learn to make nested Parallel folds, off-center folds, spinners and other great little 3-D moves. 
Then - on Monday, November 2, I will be doing another Magic Monday at Visual Arts Mississauga, the theme: PopUp!
Hope to see you there.

Thursday, September 19, 2013

Funky Paper Packing a Punch
Anticipating upcoming Pop-Up Workshops, I've been enjoying a summer of playing with paper. What else can you call it? The studio is awash with painted, printed papers and punches, while I divine what colour/shape/texture needs to go where and trying to put more POP into the pop-up! This is one in a series where I've been working in two standard formats just to narrow down my options. 
Here's the link for the VAM workshop, 'Book Art: Pop-Up Book Sculpture': https://www.visualartsmississauga.com/class_info.php?class_id=1462

Wednesday, July 17, 2013




 Pop-Up Book
Some new Pop-Up work inspired by Green Man. I will leading a one day Book Sculpture Workshop at Visual Arts Mississauga on October 26. 


Tidal Pool Pop-Up
A trip out to Vancouver Island and some beautiful sea-side walks inspired this series of small pop-up sculptures. The wonderful colours, textures and shapes of pot-holed rocks and tide pools gave me lots of new ideas! The papers are a mix of Japanese, commercial and hand-painted.