Flexagons are a type of paper folding. They can be used to make interactive puzzles, mazes, and sculptures. They can also tell stories with pop-ups and pages that interact with each other.

Join co-author of The Secret World of Flexagons, Scott Sherman.

He will show you how to make a variety of paper flexagons and “flex” them to rearrange what’s visible. You can use flexagons to make books, puzzles, toys, and tell stories.  Scott will present a range of his work including pop-ups hidden inside flexagon, mazes, a changeable calendar, and cut-away diagrams.

Sign up today to add flexagons to your practice. They are a novel medium for creating art, stories, and puzzles as book art.

About: Scott Sherman is co-author of The Secret World of Flexagons. He has spent his career in software, focusing on tools for seeing and understanding information, from computer-aided design to diagramming to data visualization. Most recently, he was a researcher and software architect at Tableau Software.