The House of Santa Claus by malanda
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"Now - something completly different."
Monty Python
I thought you should see how and where I am living.
This is a drawing of a small part of this huge 270 years old farmhouse in St. Nikolaus (Santa Claus), near Freiburg, Black Forest, southern Germany - where I live and work. The 3 windows on the first floor belong to one of the Design-studio-rooms - actually the very same room in which I am writing these lines on my wonderful Mac G5. I made this little drawing some years ago - and as I accidentally stumpled over it some minutes ago - I thought: Why not sharing it with all of you.
You remember: "Now - something completly different."
Monty Python
Thanx for all your kind attention - and sorry for not being able to communicate more actively in this great community - I can either spend time to talk - or to upload images - If you do not mind I try to continue doing the later one.
Thank you.
Comments (7)
logiloglu
sieht aus als ob der Nikolaus hier in Markgringen wohnt.wonderful illustration of a Fachwerkhaus.great POV. !!!!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!!!
chrysalide
You have a lot of talent (drawing, painting, collapse...), it's a very good drawing. bravo have a good day
wdiniz
Nice house, that of yours. I envy you.
borsy
Beautifully done!!
malanda
Dear Wdiniz - its not "my" house - its only rented - borrowed for a while so to speak - like everything else we seem to own. - But it is nice to live here in either case.
cynlee
like this whimsical drawing!! looks like a fine place to be... the vines think so too & it appears to be smiling near the roofline there :]
vonfranck
Such an incredible Drawing . . . ! An excellent Perspective on this beautiful Architecture . . . ! "Vote . . . !"