Article in More Intelligent Life

SCULPTURES MAGICKED FROM WORDS

 by Anthony Gardner, September 21st 2015

 

If you should ever forget the enchantment that a book can cast on a child, Su Blackwell’s paper sculptures will bring it back to you in a moment. Her fragile, intricate creations—carved from and mounted on the pages of the books that inspired them—are worlds in miniature, beckoning you to shrink to Lilliputian size and wander into them. 

To read the full article, go to http://moreintelligentlife.com/blog/anthony-gardner/su-blackwell

Inspirational Talk and Workshop

at Ryedale Book Festival 

Saturday 10th October 2015

 Talk at the Old Town Hall 11am -12noon

Workshop 1pm-3pm

Contact http://ryedalebookfestival.com/whats-on for details 

Exhibition Opens in London

DWELLING
 17th September - 9th October, 2015 

 Long and Ryle Gallery, London 

 A printed catalogue is available, please contact Long and Ryle

To Kill a Mockingbird

Summer, and he watched his children’s heart break. Autumn again, and Boo’s children needed him.

Atticus was right. 

One time he said you never really know a man until you stand in his shoes and walk around in them. 

Just standing on the Radley porch was enough.

 

 

  

  New Commission

from the book ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’, by Harper Lee, published in 1960

Su Blackwell Sticker Labels

 limited edition in stock 

 

 

Each wallet contains 12 labels of assorted designs and shapes

 http://www.sublackwell.co.uk/online-store/#!/Book-Sculptures-Sticker-Labels-Wallet/p/46333218/category=4222007

Shadow Play

I photographed this paper-cut boat on my desk, as the evening sun shone through the window. 

I like the shadow it cast...

 

Print Ads for BA American Express

If you live in or travel through London, you may have seen these ads on the underground, or at stations and in airports.  

   Characters engaged in leisure activities, cut and sculpted from paper receipts, form part of a large print ad campaign we worked on for BA Amex. 

 

  Four more illustrated ads will be released in December.  

 

 

 Client: BA American Express

Agency: BBH London 

Photographer: Victoria Ling