Final Outcome

From the pieces I had, I just need to stick them all together and voila, the final outcome is done! Hence, these are the final outcome taken from different angle.

overall

mirror side

door side

top view 

With the kid in it

Final Progression

I've printed out from the pictures from the previous post and I stick them onto a mounting board for support.

Then I used aluminum foil as the mirror because it can reflect compare to other paper. I took out the idea of a real mirror as it can be hard to find that size and may also cost more. Moreover, it will be heavy and the board may not support the weight of it.

After that I cut a piece of form to create the floor of the location I am doing. I colored it with grey and black for the side to make it look neater. Lastly, I added some lines to represent the floor tiles.

As for my lenticular print, I stick it onto a thicker paper so it is easier to stay put. I had to cut some of the sides to make it slightly thinner than my printed door.

I stick three 'satay' stick together to get a thicker stand for the little kid I made before this and I stick it onto it. This for me to place the kid in front of the 'mirror'. I used 'satay' sticks because it has the sharp end and this can easily pierce through the form.

Extra prop

I thought to add another prop to show how my method (the mirror) will work. So I drew a little boy to represent the children that will see their reflection in the mirror.

The sketch of the little boy before it was added to photoshop for illustrate.