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I thought I should include some artist styles I liked in my research as this style I view as magical and interactive as they is a lot to look at and I like the seeing optical illusions in art pieces.

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The aim of my project was to make a small replica version of a larger structure for Tomorrowland music festival. My aim was to create a cuboid style structure that would stand 8 ft from the ground. The aim of this from the directors of the festival was to make it engaging in some way. To begin I researched the theme of the festival for 2020, which was ‘the reflection of love’ things that came to mind around that we’re animals as many animals mate for life for example puffins. Another idea was of children’s films such as Disney films as most princess films end up falling in love. Another thing that reflects the theme well is closeness as when People or animals are in love they like to be together.

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Here are some poster style images I took regency from when trying to create sketches for potential designs. My plan was not to have any of the sides to look the same.

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These are some designs I began trying to look at different approaches such as incorporating the festivals logo or particular aspects that are included on tickets and posters. Tomorrowland as a festival is quite magical and fairytale like as the stage design is always big and elaborate. A lot of people dress up and go to the festival. Therefore I was trying to achieve some sort of magical element to my designs.

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Below is an experiment I did involving paper mashe. To build up height I rolled tin foil into balls and glued it to a think piece of cardboard. As you may understand the hour didn’t hold together very well so I used some tape over the top and then proceeded to use newspaper over the top, afterwards I painted it white. This was meant to be 2 doves. I decided not to proceed any further with this as I didn’t enjoy the process or like the end result.

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This is my final piece.