This is the other one, perhaps stronger than the other one because there is greater distance within the image? I thoroughly enjoyed this exercise, and found it easy to create a range of images that I felt were effective in some way. (The detail of this exercise is written up in my paper based learning log).
This was one of the best two results from the first exercise of section 3 of the illustration course. I did loads of samples, first cutting and moving the objects around and photographing them, and then used an iPad app called Mixel which allows you to create collages really easily. The two strongest results are similar. I think they work best because they have a bit of mystery about them and could be layered with a number of different meanings.
Works at the Open College of the Arts, lives in Sheffield and cares for Porridge the dog, an iPhone and an iPad.
Porridge at the cat flap created in iPhone Brushes app
