3D Projecting Form

A few weeks ago, we had made 2D flip art. And so now, we have started to make
3D work on books. Our teacher had given us some examples of 3D projecting forms,
to give us some inspiration. Here were the pictures our teacher had given us to see:

We, ourselves, were given a book to work on, it didn't really matter what book,
but as long as it had a title to respond to. Some people may have been given very
weird books that could be hard, but we all still had to make some 3D art. Everyone
had to look at the title and the blurb of the book to decide what to create.

This is the title of my book:

Once I had saw the title of my book, I had decided to do something with test tubes- as it had something to do with medicine. After I had thought what I wanted to do, I decided that my original idea was rather plain, so I thought it would look good, if it looked like it was exploding. To make it 3D, I scrunched a whole load of newspaper into a ball and made it quite stiff and hard. After that, I ripped some pages out of the back of my book and stuck it on the newspaper. As i decided to make it look like it was exploding,I added some pieces of paper at the top to make it look like it was going to explode.

<--- This was the first try.

<-- This was my final product.

I am happy with my final outcome, as the aim was to make 3D , which I did. And I managed to make it more interesting as instead of just making a test tube, I made it an exploding test tube.




Next time to make it look better, instead of just making one exploding test tube, next to it (on the other page) I could have made a bunsen burner or another test tube. Also, I don't think that what I have made is very obvious.