David Pelham is a British author, graphic designer, and paper engineer who has created pop-up books.
In 2018 he was among contemprary pop-up book designers featured in a presentation.[1]
He studied at St. Martin's School of Art.[2]
Books edit
- A is for Animals (1991), a book of 26 animal pop-ups. 10th anniversary edition published in 2001[3]
- Counting Creatures: Pop-Up Animals from 1 to 100
- Worm's Wiggle (1988)[4]
- Sam's Sandwich
- Sam's Pizza (1996)
- Sam's Snack
- Sam's Surprise
- Sam's Hamburg
- The Sensational Samburger
- Say Cheese
- Stuff and Nonsense: A Touch and Feel Book
- The Penguin Book of Kites
- A Piece of Cake: A Delectable Pop-Up Book
- Here Comes Santa: A Mini Holiday Pop-Up
- Trail (2007)[5]
- Trail: Paper Poetry (2010)
- Raven: A Pop-up Book
- Skeleton in the Cupboard (1998)
- Animal Gallery
- Crawlies Creep (1996)
- Applebee's Colors (2006)
- Dimensional Man
- The Human Body, co-author with Jonathan Miller[6]
- The Facts of Life, co-author with Jonathan Miller Intervisual Books (1984) ISBN 1-58117-093-9
References edit
- ^ "Early history of movable and pop-up books". July 3, 2018.
- ^ Back cover of The Facts of Life
- ^ Pelham, David (November 1, 2001). A Is for Animals. Little Simon. ISBN 9780689847066 – via www.simonandschuster.com.
- ^ "Worms Wiggle by David Pelham".
- ^ "TRAIL | Kirkus Reviews" – via www.kirkusreviews.com.
- ^ "Robert Sabuda's top 10 pop-up books | Children's books | The Guardian". amp.theguardian.com.