Final Time Line 

I wanted to go down a more abstract path for my final time line. I usually have a very obvious and neat style when it comes to my artwork. But some of my advice was to do something out of my comfort zone and perhaps even get a bit messy. I initially started the whole process by writing a story with only one word per sentence. 

I then decided that I would like to incorporate not only literature but illustration. I brainstormed what illustrations would work and what would be the most appropriate image when thinking of the topic memory. I came up with the a head and this soon developed into using the words to create the shell of the profile of the head. the beginning layer uses the first word of my story (so in this case start). each head layer uses the following word in chronological order. This allows for the structure and formality of a regular time line to be put in place. Even if my time line appears to have no order it definitely does, just on a much tighter and more compact scale!

The intensely packed images make for a really interested effect and looks different depending on your distance and angle when looking at the picture. This is something I'm truly proud of.

Close up of my final Time Line