Q5: currently doing that, a pseudo medieval fantasy town, I have made buildings for others over the years and I am finally doing it for myself.
Sentimental? IDK. I think I'm about as sentimental and whimsical as a cinderblock TBH. So answering this one might take me a few days of thinking. Not exactly spontaneous...
I think given time & money I'd rather like to make a garden of small delights. Gardens are probably where any sentimentality and whimsy I possess can be found. Down the garden path, always just around the next bend, forever just out of reach.
Q5: If you were going to make a whimsy, a retrospective, or a sentimental make for yourself what would you choose?
A5: Not a scooby-doo! I don’t tend to think about the next project. I generally just have a mad idea one day and then crack on with it.
Q5: currently doing that, a pseudo medieval fantasy town, I have made buildings for others over the years and I am finally doing it for myself.
A4 most projects are a single project, but some have side projects, and some have dependency considerations.
Kinda a bit of column A, a bit of column B. Amusingly I touched upon this in my previous reply, and I haven't even pre-read the questions this week. 😅
I'd love it if things could just be simple single projects, but I struggle to think about things like that. I tend to work from whole fully formed concept downwards into the details from above.
Q4: A dolls house is a big project with many little projects inside it. Do you work with big complex compositions, or is each make a single job? Would you prefer it one way or the other?
A4: If I’m doing a project with multiple components, I have to break it down, if only for my sanity, well, what’s left of it.
“Nothing is particularly hard if you divide it into small jobs.” Henry Ford