Final Piece Planning

Since I've been back at school from the Christmas holidays I have had a lot of work to do. With a final piece needing to be produced very soon I started to get straight down to it.

I realised quickly that a lot of my work and explanations have been written in my blog and less has been written in my actual sketch book. I have worked hard over the last week to confirm all my research and back up to my pieces. I think it important to work out what I want to do for my final piece and prepare thoroughly.

While I was working on my individual screen-prints I experimented with a large piece of paper and did multiple layered and single prints on it. I plan on working into this for my final piece, taking inspiration from the artists Rauschenberg and Ian McKeever. I want to bring together all aspects of my project so far.

Scale and sizes have played a big part of my project, I've spent a lot of time looking at newspapers and the variety of different scales that are used to show a range of importance within each story written about. I plan to project a newspaper image and draw on to the large piece of paper. I also plan on working with different materials and working into the image.

I am exited to see the piece gradually change, I am also interested to see what affect the development has on the original prints.

I have also been working hard to keep my wall looking exiting and different, I plan on always having ideas developing.