The first sheet is what came out from the cut out stencils and they suited a black background. I tried to have a pattern with dark and light greens and experiment with the arrangement of sizes.
This sheet was continuing the idea of simplifying the objects to shapes by leaving them at a somewhat unfinished state. The inspiration for this came from Sonia Delaunay and by using bold blocked colours there is a certain retro feel to the sheet.
My green templates looked interesting all alighted and spaced but I found there was a completely different formula by having them scattered and overlapping as well. I decided that it was good enough to put down on paper.
This is more on just drawing what you see in front of you and making a unique composition for everything first.
Melissa Smith and Piet Mondrian have two very different and instinctive styles, I tried combining both of what that do together. The stencilling was a little splattered to match up to Smith's designs and Mondrian's theme was what boxed in everything.
This last sheet was about capturing every single object I collected and to make it all neat and illustrated.