Step-by-step final piece summary.

Having finally finished my final piece, which for me was undeniably my most successful piece of work ever created- I am in the comfortable position of being able to evaluate it. Before evaluation however I wanted to document just how I constructed my piece, with the use of photos to assist me.

 Firstly, I drew out the design I had decided on using pencil, achieving a perfect circle of equidistant sides wasn't easy as I had difficulty finding circular objects of similar sizes. I then blocked out the background in blue, I thought this was a good colour to make a first layer of paint out of. 

 After that dried I added in the white bits;

 Then, using masking tape for a sharp edge, added in the darker red sections.

 It was starting to come together, I then added the black-

  I then added the darker blue;

I then added the lighter, more vivid red to the TFL logo.

I then fed wire through the back, bending it outward to stop if falling through and made wooden blocks to channel the wire for a longer period of time. After that cut out my musical symbols, sprayed them and attached them to the wires.

 I then added my sunset to the background, things were really starting to form together and become interesting. 

 I needed to paint in the horizon lines to give a greater impression of the sun setting and to deviate from the logo feel as much as possible. 

 After the success of the painting, I used the cut out sections of my travel card to cover the top half of my TFL logo/sunset. 

 I then transferred the piece to the window, which surprisingly wasn't a challenge, it was in the window I realised I needed a dynamic base for the piece, so I added the fallen notes to appear like the few early signs of autumn leaves.

 So concludes one of the most enjoyable and abstract art topics I've ever had.