Thanks for writing Mo. I still need to cut them down. The job is slightly too much for my Fiskars but I do have a professional mat cutting machine from our store days a hundred years ago...lol. H
These are amazing finds. I think the high ceiling sitting room would lend itself to an era now antique kind of journal. I liked the idea of a wrap around image on a cover that you mentioned with the dining picture. I took an interior design elective class in college and I wonder if I saved my drawings? Nothing this elaborate, I assure you. It would be fun to see your husband’s designs as well. ❤
Hi Carol, I do love these drawings but they are a real heavy load for my big Fiskars cutter. After harvest I'll take them out to my "studio" & use the professional mat cutter to bring them down to a manageable size. Hopefully that'll trigger some usable ideas. I think you need to turn the house upside down to find those drawings---imagine how you could adapt them now to this new life and because you're the creator you own copyright & can do anything with them.... BTW Not sure about Roy's class assignments but his paying jobs included boring stuff like bridges, parkades, anything requiring pre-cast concrete.
Kelllie, that's very tempting but I can't because of copyright infringement. The designs belong to their creator so I have to find a way to use them one time only. So far, I'm still pondering that. Hazel
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Spectacular!!!
Thanks Tammy!
these are very cool, something very unique for sure
Thanks Caroline!
This is why I love auctions... the treasures... very cool - that first one I would cut the bottom and use the brush strokes as a belly band
Thanks for writing Mo. I still need to cut them down. The job is slightly too much for my Fiskars but I do have a professional mat cutting machine from our store days a hundred years ago...lol. H
Hi Hazel, you sure did find a lot of gorgeous painting! TFS 😊
There are pretty spectacular aren't they? H
These are amazing finds. I think the high ceiling sitting room would lend itself to an era now antique kind of journal. I liked the idea of a wrap around image on a cover that you mentioned with the dining picture. I took an interior design elective class in college and I wonder if I saved my drawings? Nothing this elaborate, I assure you. It would be fun to see your husband’s designs as well. ❤
Hi Carol, I do love these drawings but they are a real heavy load for my big Fiskars cutter. After harvest I'll take them out to my "studio" & use the professional mat cutter to bring them down to a manageable size. Hopefully that'll trigger some usable ideas.
I think you need to turn the house upside down to find those drawings---imagine how you could adapt them now to this new life and because you're the creator you own copyright & can do anything with them.... BTW Not sure about Roy's class assignments but his paying jobs included boring stuff like bridges, parkades, anything requiring pre-cast concrete.
I bet they’d still be cool! I love diagrams.
Please scan those in to use over and over they are so beautiful!
Kelllie, that's very tempting but I can't because of copyright infringement. The designs belong to their creator so I have to find a way to use them one time only. So far, I'm still pondering that. Hazel