Covid-19
The team at All Shapes All Makes would like to take this opportunity to extend our best wishes to all our suppliers, contractors and clients. We are still open for business- we are down to a skeletal crew who are available to work from home to quote/plan/design elements for your next product/event/exhibition/film prop. The Health and Safety of all is priority at this time, and we are following the latest public health advice and identifying and implement suitable control measures to mitigate the risk of COVID-19 infection in the workplace.We hope you and yours keep well and look forward to creating some unbelievable sculptures/environments/props in the near future.
Mini Gallery
Here is a little Gallery to give you a peek at the kind of work we do. Unfortunately most things we make cant be shared/shown until after the film or sculpture has been unveiled Keep an eye out-We have worked on some really interesting pieces in the last twelve months.
Sea creatures, weapons, prop costume pieces, a full size interior/exterior of a plane, parts of a space ship, shop interiors, huge event sculptures....and lots more. We have worked on some of our own stand alone pieces, but we have also facilitated many Artists, Architects and Designers to realise their Dimensional desires.
Sea creatures, weapons, prop costume pieces, a full size interior/exterior of a plane, parts of a space ship, shop interiors, huge event sculptures....and lots more. We have worked on some of our own stand alone pieces, but we have also facilitated many Artists, Architects and Designers to realise their Dimensional desires.
Comming Soon- Horizon Line
Here at All Shapes All Makes we are looking forward to the launch of Horizon Line. This exciting film was shot here in Ireland, Mauritius and UK. This thriller is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat. The job certainly kept us very busy, as we built, modelled and sculpted the set interior and exterior. It was a technical challenge that we very much enjoyed. Keep an eye out for this film this Autumn.
Comming Soon!!!- Sea Fever
The team at All Shapes All Makes would like to take this opportunity to say how excited we are to hear that Sea Fever is in Post Production and is due for release this Autumn. This was a co-production between Fantastic Films (Ireland) and Bright Pictures (Sweden).
We looked after the modelmaking elements for this production......cant tell you the gory details until its launch later this year. But be prepared to be totally freaked. The crew were fantastic and we look forward to working with them again. Skål
We looked after the modelmaking elements for this production......cant tell you the gory details until its launch later this year. But be prepared to be totally freaked. The crew were fantastic and we look forward to working with them again. Skål
EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum- ROYAL VISIT JULY 2018
We were all delighted here in All Shapes All Makes to hear that Harry and Meghan went to visit the Epic museum last week. We worked on several sculptural elements for the museum including the main ticket entrance, the introducing Ireland word sculpture, the leaving Ireland vessels, and much more. The sculptural elements stretch throughout the museum and vary in medium. From installations like the postcard chandeliers pictured below to the now well known center piece depicting the Leaving Ireland Vessels. Ellie was also delighted to be credited as the sculptor in the article, she insists that all the work carried out for this museum was 'a massive team effort', and says that ASAM and all its collaborators should be very proud of what they achieved.
Rathdrum Sculpture by our MD Ellie McNamara
Recently our managing director and lead sculptor Ellie was featured in the local press.
She has completed and launched a piece of public sculpture in Rathdrum, Co Wicklow. The piece is named 'Fair Day' and is made from Bronze. Click on the button to read more. Here is a map too...Ellie says 'go visit him in Rathdrum! He is always there to lend an ear.;)'
She has completed and launched a piece of public sculpture in Rathdrum, Co Wicklow. The piece is named 'Fair Day' and is made from Bronze. Click on the button to read more. Here is a map too...Ellie says 'go visit him in Rathdrum! He is always there to lend an ear.;)'
EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum in Competition for Public Choice Award
Best of Luck to Darmody Architecture in association with MTBA for being shortlisted for the Public Choice Awards 2017EPIC - The Irish Emigration Museum Dublin
This was a great project to have contributed towards, we are so excited for them. Please have a look at the nominations and VOTE if you can.
VOTING CLOSES TONIGHT 16TH!!!! http://www.irisharchitectureawards.ie/public-choice-2017
The RIAI Irish Architecture Awards 2017 Public Choice Award
This award is chosen by the public and is dependent on how many people make online votes for a project in order for it to win the Public Choice 2017.
The project that has the most online votes is declared the Public Choice winner 2017.
The shortlist is selected by the 2017 IAA Juries, from projects that have been entered across 13 different categories - projects have to be practically complete in 2016 in order to enter the RIAI Awards.
Now in their 28th year, the RIAI Irish Architecture Awards are the premier architectural awards in Ireland. The Awards recognise excellence in design and the contribution made by architecture to society for everyone’s benefit.
VOTING CLOSES ON 16 JUNE AT MIDNIGHT
This was a great project to have contributed towards, we are so excited for them. Please have a look at the nominations and VOTE if you can.
VOTING CLOSES TONIGHT 16TH!!!! http://www.irisharchitectureawards.ie/public-choice-2017
The RIAI Irish Architecture Awards 2017 Public Choice Award
This award is chosen by the public and is dependent on how many people make online votes for a project in order for it to win the Public Choice 2017.
The project that has the most online votes is declared the Public Choice winner 2017.
The shortlist is selected by the 2017 IAA Juries, from projects that have been entered across 13 different categories - projects have to be practically complete in 2016 in order to enter the RIAI Awards.
Now in their 28th year, the RIAI Irish Architecture Awards are the premier architectural awards in Ireland. The Awards recognise excellence in design and the contribution made by architecture to society for everyone’s benefit.
VOTING CLOSES ON 16 JUNE AT MIDNIGHT
Sculpture for Strandings Museum Thorsminde
Last week saw the re-opening of an impressive new museum on the western edge of Denmark. Eleonora Mc Namara of ASAM was commissioned to create and install the sculpture. With technical support from Karl Connelly and the fine Carpentry skills of Philp Flynn, the piece was designed and fabricated in our Kilcoole workshop. It is an interesting commission depicting the story a famous shipwreck off the coast of Juttland.
The Strandings Museum offers a unique insight into some of the famous shipwrecks that have befallen the treacherous conditions off the Jutland Coastline. One of its main exhibitions deals with the story of the HMS George and HMS Defense that sank off the coast in 1811, with the loss of 1400 lives.
A myriad of recovered objects are on display at the museum.
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NOV 2016 - MAY 2016 - EPIC IRELAND
All Shapes All Makes was proud to be involved in the creation of this amazing interpretive centre based in the CHQ building, Dublin.
The centre celebrates the Irish Diaspora and was designed by Event Communications who list the Titanic Centre in Belfast amongst its portfolio of work.
We were honoured to be commissioned to create a number of pieces for the 20+ galleries that make up this unique visitor experience.
For an insight into the pieces please click into our gallery.
Take a moment to visit the Epic Ireland site by clicking on the button above.
*On a personal note, I'd like to thank everyone who got involved in the project with the ASAM team; I appreciate all your time and hard work.
Ellie.
The centre celebrates the Irish Diaspora and was designed by Event Communications who list the Titanic Centre in Belfast amongst its portfolio of work.
We were honoured to be commissioned to create a number of pieces for the 20+ galleries that make up this unique visitor experience.
For an insight into the pieces please click into our gallery.
Take a moment to visit the Epic Ireland site by clicking on the button above.
*On a personal note, I'd like to thank everyone who got involved in the project with the ASAM team; I appreciate all your time and hard work.
Ellie.