PJ+Fraser

This is me in the process of painting my dragon, which represents me | This is my finished product. Here you can see the finished night sky because its vibrant colours and shades match the vibrant side of my | and cloud shadowing the moon and the vibrant dragon down in the personality, whereas the dark cloud, shadowing the moon, represents | corner. the darker, more sinister side of my personality. |



This is me beginning to create my 3D dragon using a box as the base, and connecting wires through the box, and slipping a carrdboard tube over a wire frame, in order to create the neck of my dragon. i then created a sort of rib cage for my dragon with wire and tape, and then taped foam to the ribs to give it a more realistic shape. I then created the tail with a yogurt cup as the base and put cardboard tubes, tapering to a point. I then covered that frame in plaster bandage to give it a finish, then gave it a coat of paint, but then realised that it was not giving a good finished and that the plaster was peeling up., so I then covered my dragon in paper mache and painted it, but realised that i could still see the newspaper print through the paint, so in the end, what I ended up doing was spray painting seven or so coats of black gloss spray paint onto it and adding Sesame Street eyes and red high lites as seen below.

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