Wwa presentation board

Developments Throughout this project I encountered lots of developments. From changing the focus of it, to my ideas for the illustrations altogether. Originally, I was going to make very personal pieces based on the mini interviews I conducted with the girls and take bits of their personalities and interests to form an image.

I tried this in my sketchbook and really didn’t like it at all. I jest felt that they looked too ‘obvious’ and I’m not sure, they just didn’t seem ‘right’ to me. They looked a bit like something I would have done as an A-Level piece so I ended up opting for something more simple. Within my sketchbook I had done mini portraits for some of the girls and teamed them with pieces of scrap paper that I had been using for mark making and made little back drops with them. I really liked the textures and colours teamed with the sketchy faces of the portraits and decided that this might be my best idea yet. So I scanned all the portraits and made some more pieces of paper with paint marks on, using the interviews to select the perfect colour for each girl. On Photoshop, I collaged them together and added digital bits and finally felt satisfied, apart from one thing, they looked a bit rushed. At this stage, I had a million other things to do and had to make do and do them to the best of my ability with the time I had left.