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1. Introduction

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Made for the #100ThemesChallenge

This is my first completed work for the 100 themes challenge that I'm participating in. I'm doing variation 1, and I thought it'd be more logical to complete the first one first, even though you don't have to do them in order.

I usually give a little story about my work; I'm kinda in a rush right now, so I'll add it later.

[EDIT] Here's the story!

I had no idea what to do for "Introduction", and I figured it'd make sense to complete the first theme on the list first. So, this is basically the whole Variation 1 list sorta crammed into a huge 1. Every theme on the list has been written in a different way, position, angle, to every other theme on the list. Some are written in colour, some aren't. Some are written in my regular writing, some have been given a little touch of class.

I noticed that the further down the list I got, the less space I had (duh). in the end, I had to write a lot of them in my regular writing style because if I didn't, I wouldn't be able to fit them all in the 1. But some are outside the 1 because of the meaning they gave off to me (if that makes sense).

I also just noticed now that there's been a glitchy thing towards the bottom of the image. This happened because for some reason, my A4 size sketch book couldn't fit properly in my A4 size scanner. Stupid technology. It kept cutting off the egdes. So I had to scan it in 3 parts and then connect them (which was harder than drawing it). And I thought I had made everything join perfectly enough. It seems that that bottom bit didn't join properly I'll have to re-scan and re-edit. If only I didn't delete the original files off my comp [/EDIT]

[EDIT2] I uploaded the newer fixed version, the one where I joined the 2 parts properly and there's no evidence of it having been scanned in 2 parts

Also, I removed the part of the page that had all the holes, thanks to a suggestion from *Gwenthyr [/EDIT2]

© Danica Sevilla 2009
Please do not use without my permission.
Please respect copyright.

April 26 2009

Description
1. Introduction

Full view please, or download to see it even bigger and in detail.

Made for the #100ThemesChallenge

This is my first completed work for the 100 themes challenge that I'm participating in. I'm doing variation 1, and I thought it'd be more logical to complete the first one first, even though you don't have to do them in order.

I usually give a little story about my work; I'm kinda in a rush right now, so I'll add it later.

[EDIT] Here's the story!

I had no idea what to do for "Introduction", and I figured it'd make sense to complete the first theme on the list first. So, this is basically the whole Variation 1 list sorta crammed into a huge 1. Every theme on the list has been written in a different way, position, angle, to every other theme on the list. Some are written in colour, some aren't. Some are written in my regular writing, some have been given a little touch of class.

I noticed that the further down the list I got, the less space I had (duh). in the end, I had to write a lot of them in my regular writing style because if I didn't, I wouldn't be able to fit them all in the 1. But some are outside the 1 because of the meaning they gave off to me (if that makes sense).

I also just noticed now that there's been a glitchy thing towards the bottom of the image. This happened because for some reason, my A4 size sketch book couldn't fit properly in my A4 size scanner. Stupid technology. It kept cutting off the egdes. So I had to scan it in 3 parts and then connect them (which was harder than drawing it). And I thought I had made everything join perfectly enough. It seems that that bottom bit didn't join properly I'll have to re-scan and re-edit. If only I didn't delete the original files off my comp [/EDIT]

[EDIT2] I uploaded the newer fixed version, the one where I joined the 2 parts properly and there's no evidence of it having been scanned in 2 parts

Also, I removed the part of the page that had all the holes, thanks to a suggestion from *Gwenthyr [/EDIT2]

© Danica Sevilla 2009
Please do not use without my permission.
Please respect copyright.

April 26 2009