CALLIGRAM

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For this project, we had to make a calligram and use text for a self portrait. The text is snips from my letter to myself which is the background of the project. I like how this one turned out and how the words all come together to create my self portrait. It was tedious and time consuming to make sure the text fit properly everywhere. I spent 10 hours on this project and am satisfied with the final result. 

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