Having studied these views extensively, I decided to do some quick sketches of my Royal Realm. Our 1860's farmhouse certainly had no indoor facilities originally, and the chamber we inherited had not been updated for 70 years. Ripping out the leaky guts required all new floors, wall, tiles - the only thing that stayed was the old Crane sink with the snazzy chrome legs. The floor was recovered with new fir, which looked good, but make all of the other scruffy floors look dubious, so we painted it a yellow (creamier than my rendition) in homage to the various colored paint that we painstakingly vaporized from all of the other floors.
Saturday, March 21, 2009
View from My Throne
Having studied these views extensively, I decided to do some quick sketches of my Royal Realm. Our 1860's farmhouse certainly had no indoor facilities originally, and the chamber we inherited had not been updated for 70 years. Ripping out the leaky guts required all new floors, wall, tiles - the only thing that stayed was the old Crane sink with the snazzy chrome legs. The floor was recovered with new fir, which looked good, but make all of the other scruffy floors look dubious, so we painted it a yellow (creamier than my rendition) in homage to the various colored paint that we painstakingly vaporized from all of the other floors.
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