Do judge a book by its cover: Robo-Outcome

Here we have it, the finale.

So, i can say that i am proud of this outcome, especially considering it is my first attempt at paper cutting, ever. The palette experimentation has most definitely paid off with the contrasting tones, having an outcome that jumps at you, and looks good in the process. Also having just the necessary elements of the cover, it super easy to read the image and what it actually is, straight to the point. Speaking of my first time using paper craft, i am most certainly glad that i took the risk in this case, giving for a much stronger outcome than the digital print i had in mind would have given me, and just gave me the opportunity to, yet again, broaden my horizons.

But, there are lessons to be learned, mainly, don't be lazy on a saturday, wake up when the bloody alarm goes off. Im sorry that was pretty out of nowhere, buy you see the reverse of the book isn't quite to the quality that i wanted it to be, reason being that i didn't get up early enough on the saturday to get in to Uni, and really concentrate on the section, and properly spray mount it, rather than terrible Sellotape double sided (god its bad) offering bumpiness and sadness. If i were to do this again, i would wake up when i need to, simple as.