#unfinished homes

[hometoursandotherstuff]

The former owner never completed this 1939 stone windmill in Lorain, OH, so he sold it for only $260K. The new owners of the 3bd, 4ba, (it's big!) home have permission to put up the big blades, too. I would love to have it, but the previous owner really left a lot undone. Let's take a look at this wonderfully unusual home.

Isn't this nice? It has one large deck going all the way around, plus several terraces.

There's an original stone floor.

But stepping further inside, it looks like the previous owner covered it with smooth cement. I'm wondering if the furnishings were included in the sale, b/c I would LOVE that Hoosier cabinet.

The beautiful stone fireplace has a round window in it. Isn't that unusual? I don't like the that chandelier and I wonder why he constructed that frame. Was it going to be a doorway? The 1st fl. is a living room/kitchen.

There's the window in the fireplace with the window glass on it.

I know less than nothing about construction, but it looks like the windows need frames. I wonder if he had to put new ones in.

What could this sink be for?

Bathroom walls need to be finished. Maybe he started to tile a shower?

The kitchen looks just about done. I like the dark Shaker cabinets.

I never knew that there was a hole going all the way thru the middle of a windmill. He made a kitchen table out of this one.

It looks like he put railings around them all. I thought that the mechanism for the blades was just in the top.

He put in heat and central a/c, so he framed the ductwork in?

Oh, there's the new unit. This bedroom is really rough. No floor. Looks like he made a closet. It should be nice when it's done.

Looks like a bath that's almost finished.

Very small shower room, though. I wonder why he picked light finished Craftsman style doors, when the kitchen cabinets are dark Shaker style.

Very nice, it opens to a terrace.

This is beautiful.

The door and molding is up in this bedroom.

I never saw anything like the exposed stairs going over the bed.

Looks like new stairs.

Another shower going in. He chose very basic, common tile.

This looks like the largest bedroom and it takes up the whole top floor.

Ladder must go to the top where the mechanism for the blades are. The windmill conversions I like the most is when the mechanics are exposed.

Is that the mechanism that turns the blades?

There's a creek running thru the property.

1.52 Acres - it's a large lot- look at how long the driveway is to get to it.

https://www.movoto.com/lorain-oh/4630-kolbe-rd-lorain-oh-44053-831_4278592/

[qep0ermint]

Hello everyone ^^

The artblock turned out to be stronger, but I'm still determined to tell the story about this au universe, and thanks to everyone who is waiting or a little interested in this

There are a couple of drawings that I haven't quite finished, but it's better than nothing. I wanted to overcome this little crisis by drawing (a couple of examples will be below), but this only complicated everything, so I decided just not to draw for a long time. I don't know if this would be good advice for those who have the same difficulties, but I personally say: don't put pressure on yourself and just take a break from art. Maybe it will help, maybe not, everything is individual for each person ᕕ(" ᐛ )ᕗ

Other:

[swinging-stars-from-satellites]

“the point of kintsugi is to treat broken pieces and their repair as part of the history of an object”

David Mitchell // Hanif Abdurraqib // photo by @lakevida // @ashstfu // tiktok comment by @/muddafrigga // Miranda July // Pete Wentz // @jovialtorchlight // caption from Penny Reid [x]

[bluesnailsstuff]

its the one and only :]

[londoneh]

Look at em’ go!!

Frank’s having a ball. Trust me.

🌨️ ⛅️ 🌨️

[keferon]

Okay I’m. Usually. Usually I don’t enjoy human aus and usually I hate drawing transformers as humans because it feels so wrong to my brain.

But then I stumbled upon Dream of something more by Gemma_Inkyboots and aaauuuhh fuck. Here’s the pile of the most vague and unspecific and undetailed fanart. Because I’m being torn between “I can’t drawing human designs” and “If don’t draw something for this fic I die”.

[geniemillies]

sorry im late but day 2, fox for @lucienweekofficial 👀🤲

this is the lucien– lucien capital R Rake ‼️‼️ that everybody and their mothers be talkin abt

and and here is the no mask ver 😳🤲..

is it getting hot here or..

[mutimatuti]

I want to frame him on a wall

[mementomoriwithacherryontop]

I could wax on for many, many posts about The Case for Crystal Palace and the amazing chemistry we see between Edwin (George) and Charles (Jayden). But for now, allow me to wax on about this scene.

They are having an emergency meeting in their non-soundproof closet (Guys. Crystal can hear every word.). We know how much Edwin cherishes the agency, cherishes Charles. We just saw an entire montage showing how well they work together, a synchronization formed over decades of working side by side. They're a well oiled machine. Partners. Best mates. And, *insert record break scratch*, change is afoot. There's a live human girl in their office. Edwin's sharp eyes have clocked the way Charles looks at her, and his fists clench at the suggestion that a *human girl* could join their Dead Boys Detective Agency. It threatens EVERYTHING they have painstakingly built over the last thirty years.

There's not even a client! And certainly, they wouldn't allow a kidnapped human child to be their client. That is, to put it simply, not how they work, despite how insistent Crystal is acting as she flings open the closet door and barrages him with opinions that most assuredly do not matter. But then, Charles gives him *that look*. The one where earnestness sparkles in his chestnut colored eyes.

And he says, "Oh, come on, Edwin! Wouldn't it be good to get out of town for a bit?"

And he adds, voice dropping an octave, "...what with Death being in our office so recently."

And the proverbial nail in the coffin, "...and besides. You're really going to let a little American girl die?"

Ah, checkmate.

Edwin sighs, eyes closed in defeat. Charles grins like the Cheshire Cat that he is.

Because, how can he say no to that?

[pixelglam]

Hello! Do you mind showing us the layout or more of an inside look into the brownstones house?

Hello! I won't be sharing the floorplan but since I'm currently working on it, here are a few more behind the scenes photos of the home. 🤍

[catliker49]

I realised I didn't post my Unfinished Doodle for Clown's birthday! I won't be finishing it (At least I don't think!) but I like where I was going with it :O)

[hometoursandotherstuff]

You know how I love offbeat properties and I found this seller's For-Sale-By-Owner ad on Zillow. He started building the home in 1969, in Eureka, California, and it's been under construction for 43 years! It's a French ornamented cathedral Gothic, with all custom ornaments, molds and scaffolding techniques. This mansion is based on Newport, Rhode Island style and spirit from the 19th Century.

This is what it's supposed to look like - The Vision.

And, in 43 yrs., this is what he's done so far. He's asking $4.5M. Now, he has been living in it, so you can live in the finished part. The house is being sold furnished, and what furnishings! Read what he wrote about them below:

"Also for sale here are 1500 sq. ft of the ultimate grade palatial antique Italian marquetry, veneer and solid wood furniture, ranging from console tables and mirrors; 10 different sizes of round antique tables, up to a 12' x 6' museum-piece dining table, various rare cabinets, marquetry, upholstered chairs, couches, china and other cabinets, solid gold (plated) grandfather clock and two huge antique chandeliers, all worth over $300k on the market now and arguably TWICE that!"

This outer door is amazing.

Here's a gargoyle and other ornamentation that still has to go on the house.

But, look at this - it says the exterior designs are ready for installation "when the lawsuit is over." So, the property is involved in a lawsuit, too? (Check the blog - I found the lawsuit papers and posted it.)

There's so much stuff here.

This room is done. It must be a ballroom. I don't know what to make of all this. This looks like the Romanoff's place.

This must be a music room. There's a harpsicord and a harp in here.

Look at these walls. He says the walls are hand done- are these the actual walls?

The walls are hand painted according to the description.

Here's a mantel waiting to be installed.

This is going to be the kitchen.

The gold double sink.

I don't know if this is an old picture of the original inspiration for this home, but it's definitely a representation of the home itself.

This is an amazing fireplace.

Another beautiful fireplace.

He's using the bedroom, but it's not finished.

I'm disappointed in this bathroom. Maybe it's just temporary?

He has a lot of photos of the furniture and these are really primo antiques. So, this would be one of the dining rooms.

This looks like a brand new bedroom set. Looks like a furniture store that used to be near me called Roma Furniture.

The chandelier in the ballroom that he says is included in the sale.

One of the sitting rooms.

Nice inlaid table.

There's a lot of furniture. If you want to see it all, click on the link b/c he's posted 100 photos. But, I'm very confused.

The property measures 6 acres and there are "massive fall color and rose gardens, 20,000 plantings, plus 10,000 daffodil, iris, lily, etc. Bulbs are spread over 6 acres, still there mostly, alive and colorful. Plus, hundreds of valuable landscaping sculptures are included."

[themanymoodsofben]

I don’t see myself finishing this anytime soon, so for now @frillsand , please accept this trash screenshot of what I currently have done. Hahah.

[liauditore]

cw// implied character death, double life nonsense

because you are love itself.

[ratwithhands]

"Apologize."

[feniksido]

sometimes i get carried away with the warmup sketches man sometimes i just wanna draw a dude's tits bro man come on let me live