A young person wanting to be taken seriously. Yet this person is wailing like a child.
So I basically edited some photos like little girls and cute babies online, and found the following.
I also took images of people looking like they’re “prying into people’s lives”. People watching over you, being watched, looking out the window.
Grouchy, vintage engraved illustration. History of France – 1885.
As you can see 2 kids peeping through the curtain. The curtain reminded me of a section of medieval dresses as seen here( below). The curtain reminded me of the dress’ opening. So I wanted to try merging stuff together – like this pic at the bottom of a ladies’ dress.
From looking at all these, I had a few compositions in mind to rep the quote: “It’s called privacy. I’m not 12 anymore!”
– compilation of people looking out the window, so these come in form of boxes, with people looking into viewer’s eyes
– baby wailing in agony of people watching over him
– baby wailing with small rpepttion shapes of people “raining” on the background
– owls “spying” on you
– merging a subject being watched + a subject who’s a watcher
This was the idea of a baby with “prying” people surrounding him. I wanted to use checkered pattern, and add in a bit of shuffling of it, as a way to contrast. Besides that,the repeeated picture of the ladies looking out the window is a way to portray invasion of privacy. In response to that, the adult baby goes “It’s called privacy. I’m not 12 anymore!” *wails like a baby*
But the composition did not work out though.
As you can see 2 kids peeping through the curtain. The curtain reminded me of a section of medieval dresses as seen here( below). The curtain reminded me of the dress’ opening. So I wanted to try merging stuff together – like this pic at the bottom of a ladies’ dress.
After getting some one on one feedback by Ms Ina, I had to make mae changes to my final compositions. Here they are:
This was one of my finalized works, from Process part 1.