I blogged back in September about the paper sculptures that appeared in various locations around Edinburgh. Today I wrap up the story, with the mysterious sculptor signing off, and remaining anonymous.

Left in the Scottish Poetry Library:  a cap, made of a bird's wing, created out of paper

tiny Tyrannosaurus sculpture

Street scene with moon and clouds

The sculptor left a note with somewhat of an explanation.  We find out the artist is a "she", and find out a little bit more about why the sculptures were left:
"It's important that a story is not too long ... does not become tedious ... 'you need to know when to end a story, she thought'

A tiny gesture in support of the special places..."
So, here, she will end this story, in a special place ... A Poetry Library ... where they are well used to 'anon'

See all of the sculptures, and the notes left with them in this online article:  http://community.thisiscentralstation.com/