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18 Cards in this Set
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How were books first closed?
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By just a single strap to keep them closed
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True or False:
As book closures became more sophisticated, different styles could determine what country a book came from. |
True
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What metal type was used to protect the corners of books
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Brass
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True or False:
Ownership of books was a status symbol of the Upper Class |
True
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What does CBBAG stand for?
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Canadian Bookbinders & Book Artists Guild
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What are the 3 types of Metal Dyes?
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1. Magnesium
2. Brass 3. Copper |
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What are the 2 main attributes that Brass and Copper dyes offer?
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1. Can be engraved by hand
2. Allows multi-levels |
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What is the normal thickness of Plywood?
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16-18mm
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True or False --
Paper Engineering is often referred to as pop ups |
TRUE
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Other than pop ups, what does Paper Engineering also include?
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Movable books & any other movable project
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True of False --
Paper Engineering has been around for 500 years |
TRUE
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What are the 3 most popular examples that contain pop up constructions?
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Greeting cards, Brochures, Children's Books
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Give an explanation of Paper Engineering
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The folding of paper in an innovative way that creates movement & transforms 2D paper forms into 3D paper creations
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Name some ways that pop ups are moved...
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1. Opening the page
2. Tab is pulled 3. Turn a wheel |
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Wheels are also known as...
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Volvelles
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In terms of the assembly of paper engineering, what is typically done by hand and what is typically done mechanically?
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Folding & Gluing by hand
Pieces are diecut mechanically from a press sheet |
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True or False --
Original pop up creations were not targeted at Adults |
FALSE
They were |
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What pop up products are typically targeted toward the Adult consumer?
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Greeting cards & marketing materials
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