Tunnel books are one of my favorite styles of books to create.\u00a0 There’s something special about seeing the story unfold as the viewer moves from the front most pages to the ones in the back of the book, where the opening gets smaller, focusing\u00a0the eye to hone in on the\u00a0image inside of the back cover.<\/p>\n
Creating tunnel books is fun.\u00a0 Cutting them, especially the openings in the pages… not so much.\u00a0 Enter our laser and suddenly all of the grunt work is done, leaving you with nothing to do other than get right to that fun part.<\/p>\n
We’ve sold a lot of the three blank styles since I first introduced them last September, but I’ve not seen much of what’s been done with them.\u00a0 My curiosity is strong enough (or I’m nosy enough) that I decided putting out what is in essence a creative call is of the utmost importance.\u00a0 Show me yours\u00a0created with any of the three styles of Joggles Tunnel Books – I can’t wait to see it.\u00a0 Submit it on the Joggles Facebook page (as a visitor post) and you may win one of fifteen $20 Joggles Gift Certificates.<\/p>\n
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When I think of looking into a tunnel I think of Alice In Wonderland.\u00a0 Until now we have not had any imagery of Alice and her companions ‘down the rabbit hole’, but I’ve got a number of them created just in time, as the challenge kicks off.\u00a0 Use the link under the video to see them.<\/p>\n
Be sure to scroll down and look under the video itself.\u00a0 There are photos of each of the four tunnel books you’ll see in the video!<\/p>\n