“For a story to hold the child’s attention, it must entertain him and arouse his curiosity. But to enrich his life, it must stimulate his imagination; help him to develop his intellect and to clarify his emotions; be attuned to his anxieties and aspirations”
- The Uses of Enchantment by Bruno Bettelheim, 1977 -
“ Building a snowman” is a captivating exploration that delves into the dynamic relationship between Disney's "Frozen" and Hans Christian Andersen's enduring fairy tale, "The Snow Queen." This project seeks to articulate and demonstrate why fairy tales must evolve as generations progress. The project unfolds the layers of these narratives, revealing not just the contrasts but the profound reasons behind the continued evolution of these timeless stories.
Using meticulous cutting techniques, this editorial project offers readers an intimate encounter with the timeless fairy tale "The Snow Queen," hidden beneath the surface, inviting them to unravel the creative intricacies behind the making of the modern classic, "Frozen."
Design: Iara Pinhal ; Original Story : Andersen, H. C. (2014). "The Snow Queen" ; Illustrations: Solomon, C., Lasseter, J., Buck, C., & Lee, J. (2013). "The Art of Frozen"
