Corporate Packaging
Today I made two branded, plywood cases to ship a project. All stencils, including logo and handling instructions, cut and sprayed by hand.

Today I made two branded, plywood cases to ship a project. All stencils, including logo and handling instructions, cut and sprayed by hand.


"Polished"
Polish and nickel plate each piece – again, as always, by hand.

"Dipping"

"Rolling in Sawdust"

"Welding"
Study and construct from scratch an ad-hoc internal structure for each suit.


"Hand Chiseled and Shaped"
The decoration on the armour was chiseled into the base material by hand. The process required each piece of the suit to be set in 3 inches of pitch, in order to absorb the vibrations of the hammer and chisel.

"The Pitching Room"

"Chisels"

How to Make a Suit of Armour Pt.3:
Source a skilled craftsman to beat each individual piece by hand.

How to Make a Suit of Armour Pt.2:
Transfer your drawings to 3d, using a mannequin and paper patterns.

How to Make a Suit of Armour Pt.1:
Sketch it out and draw it in scale (for best results use a pencil and paper).
The Spring Summer 2010 copy of “Candy”, the magazine from Candy & Candy, features Suit One and an article on my latest project for One Hyde Park, London.
Made Expo 2010 – De Castelli is presenting, for the second time, the sculpture I designed to exhibit their range of materials.