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Hello, I am Paul Stickland and I am an author, illustrator and designer of children's books, picture books and pop up books.
I love the disciplines of paperfolding and paper engineering and have been lucky to spend many years learning my craft and exercising it through the medium of children's books.
This blog is to gather together all the fabulous paper works that I have found on my researches into this ancient craft.

If you love pop up books, paper engineering, papercraft, origamic architecture, paper sculptures, curved folding, craft robo, or just love messing about with scissors, scalpel, paper and glue, or have got a crazy inventive mind which just can't help creating wonderful pop-ups, or sculptural pieces, then this is the place for you!

Come and visit Paul Stickland on Google+

One of the best things about my job is the opportunity to visit schools, libraries and festivals, giving author visits and pop up workshops for children of all ages.
Children love Pop up books and messing about with paper and scissors and I have great fun helping children of all ages to get started with paper engineering.
So I have created another new blog, PopUps! to showcase some of the wonderful work created in these pop up workshops.
Please do visit my new blog PopUps! and if you have a fabulous pop up book or idea please do submit it there.
I want to provide a resource for children, teachers and professionals alike, so if you know of anything inspiring please send it in.
If you would like to arrange an author visit, or pop-up workshop in your school, library or festival, please do contact me here for author visits.

Please note that all the work here is the copyright of the creators.

If you would like to see some of my books, do have a look at Paul Stickland's Website
or my current work on
Paul Stickland's Blog

You can buy my books from Amazon UK and Amazon US

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Beautiful exquisite work by Prof. Yoshinobu Miyamoto in Tokyo. Truly inspiring.