Experimental/development page for my final piece.


This shows an ideas page for my final piece for 'The Toolkit Project'. When deciding on my final piece idea, I drew some preliminary ideas for the potential look for the final piece outcome and my initial ideas. I used watercolours to create free looking, colourful and artistic looking perfume bottles. I then used a black fine liner to make the shape of the bottles stand out more and show another element that I wanted in my final piece.  

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