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ArtisansdAzure
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[2010-05-22 03:26:34 +0000 UTC]
"Armors and accessories"
(Canada)
# Statistics
Favourites: 61; Deviations: 352; Watchers: 2010
Watching: 61; Pageviews: 108613; Comments Made: 989; Friends: 61
# Interests
Other Interests: Medieval fantastic larp middle-age post-apocalyptic# About me
Who we are?Artisans d'Azure is a store in Montréal,Qc in Canada who is specialized in larp accessory. Created since 2005 by Samuel Gagnon-Tremblay in Granby a small town in Quebec. He opened his store in 2009 at Montreal and have now some motivated employe at his side
And now the Artisans d'Azure's crew:
Samuel: The Owner, Leather Artisan, Pattern Designer
Maxime: Shipping and Workshop manager
Marc-André: Artistic Department, Leather/Metal Artisan, Sculptor, Deviant Art user.
Geneviève: Tailor, Leather Artisan
Steeve: Jeweler, Leather Artisan, Engineer
Stephane: Leather Artisan
Chris: Leather Artisan
J-F: Leather Artisan
Ms. Rousseau: Tailor
Sophie: Tailor
Custom Order?
Yes we do comission, custom order and else. The imagination is our limit. We do have many talent but everything come with a price. The best way to order something from "Les Artisans d'Azure" is to send us an e-mail: info(at)artisansdazure.com then ask your question, send some picture or draw of your idea , we will tell you the cost. All of our order take about 4 to 6 week because of our waiting list. We always try to satisfy the client the best way we can with your budget if the price is too high do not worry tell us what you have and want we will try to adjust your budget and idea with a fair price.
Shipping outside Canada?
Aye aye! We do ship worldwide. When someone live far away from us and is woried about his order we take some advancement picture of the project to keep you satisfy during the process.
# Comments
Comments: 125
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Hello!
I was browsing you gallery and I noticed you have made some very lovely Crafts!
We have contests, we have a seller list and we have helpful members.
And much, much more
Hope to see you there! ^_^
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Je suis curieux, parmi vos commandes, avez-vous déjà eu à bouillir et cirer du cuir?
Dans le même ordre d'idée, avez-vous eu à faire une brigandine avec du métal pour un gniste ou quiconque faisant de la reconstitution?
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oui nous avons deja fait ce genre de projet par le passé a mainte reprise, nous avions également un model de brigandine avec plaque d'acier standard. Et nous avons deja fait plusieurs fois des lamellaire / brigandine / splintmail pour de la lamevive et arme de rotin. La meilleur facon de connaitre le cout d'un projet est d'envoier un courriel a info@artisansdazure.com avec un croquis ou photo d'un projet que tu aimerais te faire fabriqué. Avec une description des besoin de ton armure.
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En fait je suis surtout curieux sur les moyennes de prix car j'hésite entre m'en faire une ou m'en faire faire une... ou me faire faire une plate auprès d'un des forgerons spécialisé, considérant que je fait tant du gn que de la lamevive.
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Love your work, do you allow people to use your armours for reference on their art work?
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yes and please send us a note when you expose them for us to see them too
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Definitely! Thank you!
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Your armor work is amazing! I cannot articulate(well, express through text) how awesome your work is. I would favorite them all, but I don't quite have the perseverance. Maybe dA should add a "Fave All" button...
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Hehe thanks we always like compliment like this
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Join us ! 
If you do so, please submit to the correct category and do not forget about the rules.
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Just had to stop by and say~ Beyond awesome work! I love it all =3 keep it up
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Thanks you very much ^_^
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More love incoming so 
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I am so inspired by your beautiful pieces, they are stunning
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Thanks! Hope you will show us what you did with this inspiration!
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I certainly will, it's definitely going to have a big impact on how I will approach my armour design in a story of mine for sure ^_^
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AH? vous avez une page DA
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Welcome to !!!
Looking forward to see more of your awesome costumes and projects!
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Sure! Thanks for the invite
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Vos travaux sont magnifiques et semblent de grande qualité .
J’espère pouvoir acheter du matériel chez vous très prochainement !
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Ce sera une joie pour nous de pouvoir vous fabriqué ce qui vous plaiera
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Je vous en remercie d'avance !
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I am in LOVE with you work. Absolutely amazing. I'm an archer and I've been looking for a new quiver so my last one got torn from a fall. I decided to look on deviantart for a new one and i found one of yours a fell in love. Do you still have the Deluxe Quiver, protection to the shoulder and pouch?
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We sold it long time ago, but fortunatly for you , if you want for sure... you can order it by our e-mail telling us your mesurement so we can make one custom made with your own mesurement. And choice of color. (Brown, Black, Tan)
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do you have any advice to an amateur/beginning armor maker on how to shape metal for plate armor? I plan on making a leather jerkin to fit under it/attach to. what kind of leather would be comfortable but durable enough to withstand metal?
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Hi there
Metal shaping can be handy... you need to learn how metal react, per example: if you hit your piece in spiral from the center to outside you can raise the piece to give an bowl effect. You will learn fast enough when the cold rolling metal will rip. I suggest you to learn how to cold roll before trying to heat it.
For the leather... more soft / thin the leather will be, more it will be easy to you rivet to pop-out. So try to use some 5-6mm leather to attach you metal on it, use some washer too. You can make some in leather or use some metal one.
You dont have rivets? Use cutted nail.
Before making you armor, try to make it in paper or card board is similar and curve react almost the same way
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Fantastic gallery. Wonderful crafts and inspirering photos.
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Thanks hope it will help
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Hey! I am the little Red Link at the Medievales of Lachute !
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Your armors are abosulely increadible. Such detail you can see was put into each. I can't seem to wrap my mind around it all. Win <3
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Absolutely mindblowing armors and costumes and all that other stuff ... you earned yourselves a llama and +watch 
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hello guys! I'm doing some research on armour on google and trying to do some art studies on it. However the diagrams I am finding are messy and limiting in explanation.
It's all fair and well seeing what a piece of equipment is but how you actually equip it is what is holding me back from fully going deep in my studies.
I found your Breastplate with such high quality of image and had to study it and browsed through your gallery and I am stunned at the armour you have.
I was wondering I can ask you some questions about actually equiping pieces of armour (i.e. my main gripe is spaulders and pauldrons) then there's rerebracers and what not.
If you are ok with me picking your brain a bit on information please reply and I can rely to you my woes! lol
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Hm sure thing. All what i can tell you is that any armor piece is attached by strap with buckle or lace and eyelet. Depending on the weight or the stress they are taking you need to choice the best attachment for your armor piece.
For example: Leather pauldron will be attache with lace, metal one, will take belt and buckle
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wait!!scratch that! I am still going through your gallery and I think I have found the information I am mainly looking for about spaulders/pauldrons. your images are just that good!!! Please still do reply so I know that you are still active on deviant and I will draw a diagram of what I think is correct, so you can confirm for me.
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Your work is incredible! I'm a big fan; I'm hoping to save up the money to purchase something from you guys at some point. I was wondering where you got some of the inspiration for some of the armor sets? I also wanted to ask your permission to use a variant of an armor set or two of yours in some of my writing? I do a lot of fiction and fantasy, thought most of it I cannot post due to constant editing and such, but I'd love to include descriptions of armor similar to your, with your permission of course.
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Thanks! We appreciate it, for the description and else , yeah no problem have fun! We are glad you take some inspiration from our work! Where we inspirate? Me (Mark) im a gamer so it's sure that some time my idea should come from games, i dont take images and else from any game but... i know that in my Subconscious the idea grow there before i put it on paper.
Sometime we actually put some details inspirate from some popular looking , skyrim, assassin creeds, movies, etc.
Some other time it come from encyclopedia like "violet leduc" or the bible of maciejowski.
But it's mainly original most of the time^^
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Awesome thank you so much!
That's how I get a lot of my book ideas as well. Playing Oblivion or Skyrim, Dragon Age or Assassins Creed. As well, my work is completely original, but it does branch from deep roots that started while playing the games, so I understand that completely.
Well, I'm looking forward to anything else you make and post, and thanks again for letting me use branches of similar designs in some of my writing.
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