'Big Framed Shapes' was my final major project I created for myself in my final year at university. The creations are a response to fashion illustration I produced earlier in the year - and the idea is to essentially dress your own man! The brief I set myself was to breakdown the barriers and assumptions that the public have with fashion - what better way to break it down than actually getting somebody involved and making/ creating. To chop and change the figures style was the objective, so people can use their fashion taste, and stick it to my limited range in the wardrobe. 

I made a wardrobe, clothes, and an alternative mannequin for people to use, and enjoy. 

The wardrobe is made out of wood, and they are two faces to show the diversity of people who I want to actually interact with these objects, be it girl or boy.

The clothes are made out of plastic, and they are clothes based on a wardrobe that I would probably have (Don't judge me), so the person using this would make their outfits and enjoy what they made...hopefully!

The mannequin is also made out of wood, and he is stylised very similar to my illustrations, a bigger frame and a small head in comparison. It was very enjoyable actually translating my illustration style into 3D objects.