For this strategy I combined the bottle with a camel, playing with the idea of water reserves.

For this strategy I combine the bottle with a waterfall in a impossible way. I also added someone on the top of the cap. 

Isolation is pretty straight forward. I think the the composition looks nice and happy and gives importance to the bottle. 

I focused more on simile, and imagined how the bottles could replace the tubes that were pouring the water in the fountain. I like how the colors of the picture turned out. 

I think the building size of the bottle changed the context, of where and how we can found a water bottle. 

I think the shape of this bottle is similar to a dumbbell and I think is funny how a bottle full of water can actually replace a dumbbell and I also love how the ideas are connected by health for the water and the physical acidity. 

I think the idea of a bottle of water is funny and it is a great material swap for this plastic bottle. 

The process started with a word list inspired in the water bottle which was the object I chose. I listed everything I thought relevant. Then I made a mind map looking related words and concepts, and making connections to come up with new ideas. 

Then I started making sketches to visualize the connections I found. This process is important to be able to see our ideas in a quick manner without wasting time in the computer developing concepts that we are not going to pursue.  

All the images of bottles were taken by me using a Redmi Note 9S cellphone, all the other images I used were royalty free images from Pixabay taken by: Wolfgang Inderwies, Tumisu, rony michaud, Peter H, Jill Wellington, Jana Wersch, David Mark, and Holger Detje. I edited the images with Adobe Photoshop. 

These are just a few examples of the first experiments I did to develop the ideas I had of how to use the strategies. For the final images, I use other techniques and tools to obtain better finishes.