Every element of these tiny pieces of art were thought of, designed and made by talented young artists from our community. They were inspired by the books they read as children and the books they can’t live without now. From March to November these young people met, working incredibly hard to bring these special item to our community.
The Tiny Doors student artist teams consisted of;
Starley Bolton-Johnson and Fern Sharples -Dorothy’s door
Emilia Jones - Smaug’s door
Amy Reddacliff - Door to the Chamber of Secrets
Abbey Melville - The Cat in the Hat
Anna Winterford and Rory Hollinsworth - The Lorax’s door
Charlie Verity, Amelia Thornthwaite, Joy Paola, Holly Smith, Clare Vanderlaan and Leon Clark - Bilbo Baggins’s door and Paddington’s London Phone box
Marie Salisbury - Spirited Away door
Riley Best - Ghostbusters
Sebastian Middlehart Teasdell and Fletcher Crowley - Gypsy Caravan door
Janey Yang - The Looking Glass
Monet Casper and Breanna Jay - Alice in Wonderland
Sada Perrin - The faraway tree
Holly Henderson - Ruby Redford’s spy door
Ben Sharp and Sarah Bedwin - Jurassic Park gates
Kaurie Palmer - The TARDIS
Jamie Quiggin - Snoppy’s kennel
Sienna Leisk - The 104-Storey Treehouse
Shawn Hutton - Door of Durin
Keelie Ragen - The Gingerbread house
Lucia Jans and Olivia Larcombe - Door to the House at Pooh Corner
Amelia Horne - Rapunzel’s tower
The Northern Beaches Council Library Service would also like to thank the four local schools who participated in the Tiny Doors project, contributing 10 doors to the project.
The Beach School - The Valentines Day door and The BFG ears.
Fisher Road School - Wilbur’s barn and the gates to Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory
Cromer High School - Wendy’s window, the upstairs wardrobe, Cinderella’s castle and the graveyard door
Mackellar Girls High School - The entrance to Atlantica and Sleeping Beauty’s Castle