Mock Outcome Progression

Within these outcomes I intended to make 3-dimensional pieces showing influence from my experience in New York. this process begins with texturing the boards with pva and emulsion, as to prepare the boards for the application of ink to add contrast and vibrancy to the piece. 

Following this I create the elements to overlay this base with Hairspray transfers onto cardboard as I liked the effect that I gained when I experimented with this. These are based from the photography that I attained whilst there as well as what I remember seeing.

Also I created some of the photo experiment to work with within these pieces using 3 layers as I felt that they added to the contrast within the piece but I also wanted to vary the colour within this piece in the process so I also used some with only two hues within them.

I then began to assemble them onto wire that I have threaded into boards attaching the elements carefully to attain the maximum effect from each individual element but also to portray them as individual pieces as well as the composition that they are within.

I then began a piece to scale of my final outcome using all the media that I have found effective across the course of experimenting with texture like using the coins to add intense texture.

However within this piece I decided to add drips to the piece to make the presentation on the wall appear more dynamic and to make use of the movement within the ink.on the board. But also to draw your eyes down the piece allowing for the composition to flow more easily.

These pieces were intend to show how my memory of the New York trip has began to fade in my mind mainly due to me having rather poor memory and I wanted to portray this within my work, this is something that I intend to try and show even more vividly within my final outcome. 

For the layout of the piece was inspired by Cornelia Parker's exploding shed as it allowed for all the elements to be shown off as individual elements, but also allows for a new and different appearing piece from each new angle