Initially I wanted to print the 25 variations huge and then cut it up, but I also wanted it on nicer paper so they would look better - this meant my printing wait would be a few days!! And even though I thought I was ahead of the game getting to the printer yesterday morning, it was too long to wait. So I had to re-size everything onto A4's which turned out cheaper and quicker.
The Spray glue was A MISSION! I think it works better for bigger peices of works. Trying to spray glue each little peice, the spray just gets on EVERYTHING (not the work obviously because I was doing it away from the work) but I was spraying on another peice of foam board which was pretty big, but it got all over my hands, and some on my carpet and although it stuck well, I think if I was to do it again I would have just used a glue stick!!
Anyway - look! Yay!
Like I said on my blog I really wanted to focus most on simplicity. Showing what just a simple line or angle change can do. I also focused on line weight and extending the lines, and also sinching the lines into the middle.
If I had more time I would have experimented more I think - I do like my work though, I wanted to tweak a few of the images a tiny bit, but ran out of time and I am definitely not someone who can leave things till the last minute so here we are!
I definitely learnt a lot during this project - when I started I wondered how I was ever going to create this in a programme but voila!:)
Now to learn more...
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