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Not really- my friends and I would just sort of bend the pages gently and you could see the combined picture just fine, and always flattened back out no problem
by effingwewt 4y ago
Not really- my friends and I would just sort of bend the pages gently and you could see the combined picture just fine, and always flattened back out no problem if stored in a plastic insert with cardboard backing.
Most people I knew didn't fold them completely ever, and we were just kids.
I'd have to imagine it was the same for the collectors.
- erickhill 4y agoBoy, I sure did. I found getting the fold absolutely perfect a bit of an obsessive compulsive experience that ultimately paid off big time once I nailed it. The drawings and supporting copy were almost always jaw-dropping genius that blew my mind. The kind of thing I'd always want to share with someone else in the house once I'd done the fold.
- nemo44x 4y agoI think that’s exactly the type of culture it was poking fun at. Valuing the material object over the art and experience. You can estimate the fold-in but you’ll never truly experience the artists intent unless you make a perfect fold.