01 / CONCEPT
An idea on graph paper.
Start with the overall shape and the relationship between the clock and the sign.
02 / DESIGN & MAKING
MAKING
Some projects take shape quickly. Others sit on the bench for a while. The point is the process.
BUILD STUDY
THE OUTPOST CLOCK.
From an idea on graph paper to a finished teal and cream shop clock.
02 / PROTOTYPE
Check the fit.
The mechanism is test-fitted in the rough housing before the details come together.
03 / FABRICATION
Bring the parts together.
Cut lettering and components are laid out for assembly.
04 / FINISH
Paint. Mask. Add character.
The housing and sign take on their colour and surface finish.
05 / FINAL
The finished Outpost Clock.
A complete object, with its graphics, clock face and weathered details.
A SECOND LIFE.
Reimagine. Reinvent. Restore. Repurpose. Recycle.
FROM THE EXISTING PROJECT ARCHIVE
TASK LAMP
A roadside task lamp still had a life to give. This early build became a lamp over my desk, and a way to find a visual language while learning new finishing techniques.
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PERSONAL BUILD
RACECAR RETIREMENT
An eight-foot illuminated diorama built as a home for 1:24 Le Mans model cars.
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PERSONAL BUILD
MOTORSPORT LAMP
A lamp built from 95 printed pieces, with a weathered automotive-parts character.
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COMMISSION / M2 GRAPHIX
M2 WALL
Plywood divider panels made to look like weathered steel for M2 Graphix.
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