Practise 2 Point Perspective Spray

For my own independent study, I expanded on a past idea from unit one, The spray bottle in two-point perspective that I had to choose an object and put it in a perfect perspective. In my own time, I chose to utilize a Printmaking workshop where I developed the image through a traditional process of Etching, (where I scratch the image onto a metal plate that is developed with strike acid, to make the plate last ). Then printed onto paper creating an inverted process, where the image comes out backwords. Finally using my knowledge of Colour theory I used my brush markers and Watercolour to make an interesting multi-tone Render. 

furthermore, I looked after it along with other pieces of work in an A3 Sketchbook.