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I made some things! These are little 4x4 inch buildings for dnd scenery.
All made out of card, cardboard, paper, and glue. I’m really happy with how these turned out, and I think I’ll make more in the future someday, as it was a really fun experience to work on these.
Didn’t actually expect to finish that, but here we go :)
Tikku: Three-Story Minimalist Micro Apartment Fits in a Single Parking Space
Proponents of our supposed driverless car-sharing future say the system could lead to a dramatic drop in the number of vehicles in our cities, so does that mean we’ll be able to fill our sudden abundance of parking spaces with micro houses like this one? The Tikku by Marco Casagrandeis a three-story structure with a footprint that fits perfectly within a single parking spot and can be erected…
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Mountain time
(Mostly) matching set, trying a new perspective :D
"house guy with clock stuff" made by me out of super sculpey.(and watch gears)
"Wait, what?" Moments in New York Architecture, Part IV
Part IV:
This addition is on E 2nd St between the Bowery and 2nd Ave. It's not obvious to most passersby but if you look up, you'll see it, floating awesomely off the side of one building. I always wanna go inside.
This isn't so much an architectural "wait, what?" moment as it is just a WTF moment. A beautifully lit, but somewhat hidden plush Simba toy with a beer can (?) sticking out of his bum hole. Oh yeah, he's on a leash. This was in the Carroll Gardens subway station in Brooklyn. The next day, it was gone.
Yes, this is a Google Streeview screen shot because the photo I took with my phone camera was actually worse. But it's a Google Streetview screen shot of the weird corner of Bleecker, Lafayette, and Mulberry Streets, at the intersection of which there lives a very slender triangular building. Most corners like this become sad green spaces but this one is, in fact, a functional commercial space.
The blurry man likes it! On the skinniest, corner-iest part of the structure is Bite, a small cafe/deli situation, and next to it is the popular Pinche Taqueria. And of course, there's a giant billboard above it. I'd definitely count this as a little nugget.
More to come next month!
a clay thing
