When I was making this pictures I wanted to have each picture get as much attention as possible; this is why I separated each concept into it's own compartment. Having each picture like this is helpful because it guides the human eye to analyse each picture in its own rights and wrongs. This is also important so I can judge which picture I should develop into new designs, how it matches up to originality and how the design could potentially open up into new ideas or universes.
When I decided which design to develop, I like to dedicate a page to it so I can experiment with its features and form. One thing I have learnt from this is the importance of simplicity. Having something look simple works to the human memory, as the monster with Frankenstein features proves with the identifiable scissor features, and the floating house in it's own rights and circular shapes.