Gothic Architecture
The project may be over, but it's spirit will never die.
For Medieval Art and Architecture class, Lyse, Becca, and I teamed up to build cathedral vaults for a project.
The obvious choice of building materials was gingerbread. [note: sarcasm]
Normally a project of this nature would slip under the radar. Pumped out just in time for a quick grade and stashed in the closet or closest garbage can shortly after. However, this particular project was the result of about 20 hours of work and much trial and error, and it occurs to me that it should not see such a lowly fate. (and I think they're actually pretty sweet, considering all the fuss we went through)
Christmas cookies are going to be amazing this year.
For Medieval Art and Architecture class, Lyse, Becca, and I teamed up to build cathedral vaults for a project.
The obvious choice of building materials was gingerbread. [note: sarcasm]
Normally a project of this nature would slip under the radar. Pumped out just in time for a quick grade and stashed in the closet or closest garbage can shortly after. However, this particular project was the result of about 20 hours of work and much trial and error, and it occurs to me that it should not see such a lowly fate. (and I think they're actually pretty sweet, considering all the fuss we went through)
Christmas cookies are going to be amazing this year.
posted by Meg Metzger at 7:56 PM
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