Poster roughing

I took lots of photos of my room from different angles to get the best composition for my poster (note: I've actually away a lot of stuff/taken things off the wall for moving out and my room's a bit of a mess):

Initially I foresaw it directly looking into my room with the window in the middle, and furniture either side. I thought this was pretty boring though.

I tried from standing in my ensuite, but you couldn't see my desk (a pretty important part):

I tried birds-eye but I really wanted the glow in the dark stars on my ceiling to be visible because they're important to me:

I tried from looking up from my perspective lying on the floor:

I knew I wanted to put myself in the image lying on the floor (lol) - I lie on the floor quite a lot, either when I'm sad, to work, or just because it's weirdly calming to lie and look at the ceiling from down low (don't ask me why).

I also tried fish-eye! Thought it might be more interesting looking straight on in the middle if it was fish eye. Didn't like it though:

BUT I'm gonna do it from behind the wardrobe:

There's way more stuff on the side of my room with the desk that I want to include/is important to me, and anything that's actually on the other side behind the wardrobe (like the alarm clock) I can move into view for the purposes of ART.

Now to start drawing! Digital - AHHHH!