This week, I’ll show you three techniques for creating a dimensional design using a simple, V-format, pop-up approach.

Here’s what’s great about these examples:

All three solutions approach the production strategy and concept of the V-format pop-up entirely differently.
There are many ways to achieve a dimensional result, and the three examples go from very simple to a bit more complex – so, there's something for every budget.

I hope you’ll grab some paper and start creating! Thanks for watching and subscribing. I’ll see you next week.

Best,
Trish

Fold of the Week #611 Project Credits & Specs

Sample #1: Country Financial
Size: 8.375 x 5.375" folded, 16.75 x 7" flat
Sample #2: John Roberts for Minnesota Vikings Football
Size: 9 x 6.125" folded, 18 x 15.5" flat
Sample #3: ALPHARMA Pharmaceuticals
Size: 8.25 x 6 " folded, 16.25 x 14.375" flat
Paper: ~80 lb Coated Cover
Finishing: Die-Cut/Score/Perf, Glue (samples 2 and 3), Hand Fold
Budget Rating: Low – Moderate

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This week, I’ll show you three techniques for creating a dimensional design using a simple, V-format, pop-up approach. Here’s what’s great about these examples:

All three solutions approach the production strategy and concept of the V-format pop-up entirely differently.

There are many ways to achieve a dimensional result, and the three examples go from very simple to a bit more complex – so, there's something for every budget.

This week, I’ll show you three techniques for creating a dimensional design using a simple, V-format, pop-up approach.

Here’s what’s great about these examples: