FMP Week 1: V for Vandetta Squares

I began by choosing the aspects of freedom that I personally felt held more weight. The aspects that applied most to me and that I felt I would go on to include in my final piece.

So, for the first week I researched V for Vendetta art pieces on Pinterest mainly, due to the wide variety of alternatives artists and works uploaded on to the site from other web pages and artists. 

I created 4-5 squares including ones that featured V's mask which is now a recognisable symbol and stands for freedom. He is the vigilante of the film attempting to bring the people of Britain their freedom from the evil of their government. 

I decided to begin with the simple logo of the movie as well as the recognisable mask because of the importance of these two symbols to the country, in the film. Signs that represented hope and freedom.
As for the other two squares and the backs of the first two, I wanted to use quotes that I felt stuck out and held as much weigt as the images. These were the aspects of the film that I felt gave the strongest messages of freedom.