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A Fairytale World Created from Old Books

Friday 12.17.2010 , Posted by
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Looking as if the story has risen right out of the page, Su Blackwell’s small sculptures tell fairytale stories. She creates three-dimensional cut paper sculptures out of old books, often using the classic imagery off the page as her subjects. Her works are highly detailed, well planned and sometimes take up to a month to complete.

Blackwell, an artist and art director, has recently worked on advertising campaigns for Volvo, Pilsner Urquell, and Cartier, Paris. For more on her highly original work or to visit her online shop, see her website sublackwell.co.uk.

Little Red Riding Hood – 2010

Edensor, Derbyshire, A Guide to. – 2009

Out of Narnia – 2009

Down the Rabbit Hole – 2009

The Woodcutter’s Hut – 2008

Hazel Tree – 2010

Hazel Tree detail – 2010

Wild Flowers – 2006

Birds of the Open Forest, blue – 2006

Jorinde and Jorindel – 2010

Pandora opens Box – 2009

Betty in Cloudland – 2007

Su Blackwell demonstrates her technique for the South China Morning Post.

Source: sublackwell.co.uk

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