Surprisingly, I struggled the most with gluing together the sides, which shouldn’t be hard considering it’s literally just a box. But it did give me a hard time, mostly because it wasn’t holding together strong or fast enough for me to get the other pieces together then the rubber bands on, and by the time I got that done, I had to awkwardly reglue some sides because it already dried and wasn’t holding together, as well as some gaps. I did also have some trouble drawing the designs on Affinity, as I had to hand-trace almost every design until Mr. Layman offered to use his miraculous solution for me!

I’m really proud of the designs as well! I think I did a pretty decent job tracing the lines (and learned a steady hand!) and fixing them that only a computer would be able to pick out. I’m also proud of my choice of aesthetic and where I put my designs. It all turned out really well, albeit after multiple tries.

I plan to listen to “End of Time” by Alan Walker, because it’s at the front of my playlist! Every time I open my playlist, I hear at least the beginning notes of it, and so it has this symbolic meaning for me. It would be a sign that my project works!

Thank you Mr. Layman for organizing this project and allowing us so much free reign. I had fun during this! Read my previous post for more details.