Last week I worked on a birthday gift for my Mom.
She has some souvenirs from a 1965-ish visit to Japan, and I wanted to make something that would go with them.
I was going for a kind of Edo aesthetic. Mark said I'd re-made a Parcheesi game board. I've never played Parcheesi, but a quick Google search shows me that he's right (now that I think about it, I've seen the board before; I've never played the game).
Undaunted I worked some more. Mark said that the finished product had a Bauhaus feel to it.
And Mom likes it, which is what counts.
Last week I worked on a birthday gift for my Mom.
She has some souvenirs from a 1965-ish visit to Japan, and I wanted to make something that would go with them.
I was going for a kind of Edo aesthetic. Mark said I'd re-made a Parcheesi game board. I've never played Parcheesi, but a quick Google search shows me that he's right (now that I think about it, I've seen the board before; I've never played the game).
Undaunted I worked some more. Mark said that the finished product had a Bauhaus feel to it.
And Mom likes it, which is what counts.
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