Taking advantage of a bare floor

[hrj]

One extra benefit of having a room with a bare particleboard floor at the moment is that when one is using a poster-sized magic marker on some old sheets to make scenic backdrops for the "goddess party" at A&S, one can lay them out on the floor and not worry that the marker will bleed through like a stuck pig. (It would have been much more convenient if I'd had some sort of vertical surface to do it on, because then I could have projected my source images onto the cloth and traced, rather than working freehand.) The three scenes were designed to work either as a triptych or as independent items.







And with that, the only thing left for A&S (other than packing) is cooking up my potluck contribution, which was scheduled for tomorrow night anyway.

Comments

[vnend.livejournal.com]

Do you have an old tarp laying around? If not, they aren't expensive at K-Mart, Target, MallWart or even an army surplus store. Hang it on the wall to protect it and then you can project to your shrink's content.

But I would say that they came out fine as it is. The top one reminds me (not really like it, but it evokes the memory) of the amphitheater in Cagliari.

[hrj.livejournal.com]

The top one is based on the Odeon of Herod Atticus at the Acropolis in Athens. I totally screwed up the verticality of the perspective on that one because I wasn't taking into account that I was skewing it from the angle in my original.

[aastg.livejournal.com]

Those are GREAT. I love the one of the Erechtheum.

[hrj.livejournal.com]

Ah, I have achieved recognizability! I can rest content.