Iteration II

 

This is my continuation of my concept. I don't really know what the concept is still,  but I wanted it to have somewhat of a scrapbook-y vibe. I added some doodles in, trying to keep with the theme of space and I changed the color of the woman on the far right to match the planet on the far left. I also changed the farthest back planet, which I think helps the piece out compositionally. 

I still need a meaning/justification behind this piece, so if anyone has any ideas, I'd love to hear them!

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