‘ground’ range of stationery by michael antrobus
UK designer michael antrobus a recent graduate of kingston university has sent in images of his recent project ‘ground’, a range of stationery made from twisted strips of steel. each object follows the same logic. the 18-inch length is first formed in a fly press, then twisted to create a handle. a blade is then sharpened onto one edge of the steel. once hardened, the steel is plated and riveted together.
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