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Tunnel Book Workshop

with Chris Frausto

Tunnel Book Workshop
with Chris Frausto
October 18, 11am-2pm
No experience
Includes all materials

Tunnel Book Workshop


with Chris Frausto

October 18, 11am-2pm


No experience

Includes all materials



Tunnel Book Workshop

Step into the world of dimensional storytelling by creating your own “tunnel book”—a unique form of book art that uses layered panels to create an illusion of depth and perspective. Viewers peer through a cut-out window on the front panel, discovering a visual scene that unfolds through successive layers.


Each participant will leave with at least one hand-bound book and a new way of seeing paper as a creative medium.


FMI please contact me @ Christina.frausto@gmail.com

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