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Anouck Boisrobert

Author of Popville

14 Works 320 Members 12 Reviews

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Works by Anouck Boisrobert

Popville (2009) 113 copies, 9 reviews
In the Forest (2011) 76 copies, 2 reviews
Under the Ocean (2013) 75 copies
That's My Hat! (2014) 25 copies
Acrobat Family (2019) 12 copies
Lou là-haut (2021) 4 copies
Sulla montagna di Lù (2021) 1 copy
Oh! O meu chapéu (2015) 1 copy
Ozeanoa (2014) 1 copy

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Canonical name
Boisrobert, Anouck
Legal name
Boisrobert, Anouck
Birthdate
1985
Gender
female
Occupations
Graphiste
Short biography
Anouck Boisrobert est illustratrice et graphiste.
Elle a fait ses études à l'École Estienne en DMA illustration puis aux Arts décoratifs de Strasbourg en Didactique visuelle.
Elle travaille sur des projets multimédia, des objets pop-up et anime des ateliers autour de ces thèmes.
Elle réalise ses illustrations à l'aquarelle, mais elle fait aussi des livres en pop-up avec son ami Louis Rigaud (1985).
Anouck a rencontré Louis à l'école des Arts décoratifs de Strasbourg. À l'occasion d'un Workshop sur la technique du pop-up, ils créent la maquette de leur premier livre intitulé «Popville», qui sortira en 2009 aux éditions Hélium.
Ils continuent alors ensemble à imaginer de nouveaux livres animés, en pop-up, en découpe ou interactifs...
Nationality
France
Map Location
France

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14 reviews
This pop-up book opens with a rural setting of grass and trees and a lone farmhouse and, over five more two-page spreads, shows the site’s architectural and infrastructural development into a crowded city. What struck me was how gradual the development was, until some sort of tipping point where it grew exponentially. Good pop-ups but not much to the book. You can watch a 1-minute video of the book here (audio alert).
Popville could describe any city or town, don't they all pop up almost overnight? Popville uses a unique method for a pop-up book, the original building remains, as do all new buildings though a series of clever openings adding more and more buildings until suddenly, POP! there's a city! My favorite pop-up is the first lone church in the woods at the end of a road, so peaceful!
This pop-up book is a great tool to show children how town and cities develop because they have a physical representation of it.
As each page continues the city grows. It continues to grow and add surroundings to the original house in the first page. It shows that things can change around you, but somethings can still stay the same.

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Works
14
Members
320
Popularity
#73,922
Rating
4.2
Reviews
12
ISBNs
36
Languages
7

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