WEEK 8: The End

  WEEK 8


It is now the end...


There was a descension that I had to make to either allow there to be a gap to access the side buttons
or make it more cohesive, I decided on the latter. I got some clay and covered the gaps.




In addition I decided to add a support beam to make it more practical and my thought process
around this was that it is meant to be seen in the dark and this will not be visible.


Anyway here is the finished product








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