The END of project# 2...

After everybody had to do their refinements on Photoshop and/or Illustrator, we had to print each and every one of the different 16 representations/drawings into 8,5 by 11 inch paper then cut them out in 6x6 inch squares and tape them all together to form a 16x16 inch square (from the most realistic representation in the upper left corner to the most abstract one in the lower right corner)  that would look like our final printed version.

My "poster"

We spent the whole class doing critiques of each of our classmates' images, and I think that was very interesting and helpful, because it gave new options and interesting points of views from different people that one person would have never thought of for example or tried but failed to succeed in, so I think it was just a small sort of boost for each person, so they get motivated to refine more their images to be better, as best as they could possibly refine it, so that their overall production would be really impressive, and so that they can feel proud of it.

I noticed that I had a lot of refining to do, concerning the typographic and gestural methods for example, and I worked on them and thankfully made them better than they originally were, and I also had to rethink about the order I placed my images in.

And the refined representations for the gestural and typographic one are pictured below : I really like them ;)