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NotesSu Blackwell - Vanity Fair Jewellery Shoot, 2007.
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NotesBook artist Su Blackwell’s set design for The Snow Queen at the Rose Theatre, 2011.
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Wuthering Heights by Su Blackwell
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Su Blackwell makes storybooks come to life by creating these book sculptures.
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“The Twelve Dancing Princesses” by Su Blackwell
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Notesparasols asked: Hey there! Is there any information out there on the paper artist for Pottermore? It's so fantastic-- I'm dying to know who created it. It reminds me of Su Blackwell, but so far I haven't seen any names attached to any of the work! Thanks in advance if you have any info. :)
I’ve been trying to work it out for myself, but I can’t find any company/names behind the paper craft animations (to be honest, I’m much more excited by the paper craft then Pottermore itself hah!) As one of the best-known British paper artists, it could possibly be Su Blackwell, but there’s nothing about it on her site so it could just as well be a complete unknown artist/team of animators… Do any followers know who might be behind it? x
[EDIT]: I have since found out the team behind the animation, read all about it here :)
