When it came to finally choosing what my final piece would be, I had a lot of ideas to choose from and develop. I decided to choose my eight design, as I felt like it was the most create, and fit my brief the best. I didn't just want to go straight into making the design, I wanted to play around with it a little more, so I re-drew it onto a separate A2 sheet, and around it drew 4 more variations of the design. For each variation, I wrote what as good about each one, and what was bad. I also played around with what materials would make up what parts, and also thought about the colours. I chose all of my designs to still have the same inspiration as the original one, Frank Gehry and Ron Arad. Each design still had the aspects of the original too, with the use of plastic and wood, along with the basic outline of design.
I really liked this sheet as I could really experiment with variations of the same design, improving and analysing each design as I went along. Because I really liked each and every one of my designs, it was very hard to pick just one.
Once i had picked my favourite design, i copied it onto a new board, including information about what inspired the design and other information about it.
I really like this sheet as it looks 'tidy' but informative, it looks very well organised and this is how i wish the rest of my work looks.
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