Corina Fletcher is a designer who specialises in pop-up books and paper engineering. She trained in Graphic Design at Central St Martins School of Art, and then in Visual Communication at the Royal College of Art, where she developed her passion for working in three-dimensions and paper. She has since lectured at many colleges including returning to Central St Martins as a visiting tutor.

Corina has almost 20 years of experience in paper engineering, and during that time has worked with some of the most well known names in children’s books, including Lauren Child, Nick Sharratt and Neal Layton. She relishes the challenge of creating complex and dynamic three-dimensional designs, which are also robust enough to withstand enthusiastic handling. As well as providing the obvious visual ‘wow’ factor, Corina also loves pop-up because of its educational potential and hands-on nature.

Corina's most recent award was the British Book Design and Production Award 2011 (Children's Trade Category) for The Wychwood Fairies with Faye Hanson. Her more recent work includes pop-up editions of Lauren Child’s hugely popular books, pop-up versions of Giles Andreae and Guy Parker-Rees’s Giraffe's Can't Dance, the ever popular Guess How Much I Love You with Sam Mc Bratney and Anita Jeram, and Oliver Jeffers' Lost and Found, amongst others.

Corina lives near Lewes in East Sussex with her family.