Whilst I can see the use in cutting out shapes to construct pictures of landscape/ environment etc, I don't think I really made the use of this. It could give one, potentially, more freedom in constructing an image and help with envisioning depth. I think what I should have done was to use some more ambiguous shapes and buildings so I could have more fun playing around with different arrangements to find one which best exemplifies a sense of depth and perspective. What I ended up with was really just a cut paper version (although the shapes cut from paper were drawn on so it didn't even really have a cut paper aesthetic) of drawings I had already done, there wasn't really enough of a sense of depth and i hadn't considered where I wanted the eye to be lead either so the outcome is fairly weak overall.
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