Miniature musings.
While idly looking for tips on working with things in small scale (I have a third shadow box game in the works, if I can work out the $!@# design issues), I thumbed through a few books on dollhouses at the library. I was amused to see that a nursery in one dollhouse contained a detailed dollhouse miniature of the same dollhouse, leading me to wonder if one could have an infinite chain of these, in a sort of ever-shrinking dollhouse recursion.
One of the books also had photos of the Thorne Rooms, which I'd seen before as a kid but never really appreciated. I know next to nothing about miniatures/dollhouses, but (comparing them to other examples in the book) the sense of real weight and solidity of the tiny objects in those rooms is nothing short of astonishing.
One of the books also had photos of the Thorne Rooms, which I'd seen before as a kid but never really appreciated. I know next to nothing about miniatures/dollhouses, but (comparing them to other examples in the book) the sense of real weight and solidity of the tiny objects in those rooms is nothing short of astonishing.