For my final piece, I took inspiration from Bec Wonders and decided to produce a better version of one of the experiments I had done in her style. I first selected an image that I had already edited for my previous experiment and printed it out on glossy photograph paper. This was then followed by tracing over the image on a separate piece of paper so that I could draw the image and make it look more masculine. I did this with a black biro on white paper to contrast with the warm tones and colours of the photograph I traced and it also created tone within the image. After this, I cut into the photograph and folded back sections to reveal the drawing that would be underneath then glued it on top. I did it this way to symbolise how things are not how they appear and that you can't necessarily determine someone's gender just by the way that they look on the outside.
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