Megan+G.+Metamorph

1. This is kind of like an optical illusion which is something I want to include in my own piece. It emphasizes unity and space, which is why I chose this--it brings the work together as a whole, and makes the viewer really think about what they're looking at.

2. The second one is also like an optical illusion--it makes the viewer do a double take, which is what I'm looking for. This one involves shape and unity, and because there is no emphasis, it makes the subject of the piece hidden and at the same time makes the piece itself stand out.

3. This last one is a simple morphing from a human to an animal--something I'm looking into doing. Although simple, it still has balance and form, which makes it interesting because it's morphing two creatures that are opposites.