Tag: The Mansion
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From the Mansionic Tapestry
Way back in Medieval times, Medieval Tapestry makers worked tirelessly to record events of the day, then, once the work was complete, they took photos of their work with their olde worlde Medieval colour cameras. Being Medieval times, they probably didn’t think to just take the photo itself, but I suppose tapestries were the televisions…
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The Mansionic Tapestry (iv)
The Crowd Reacts The Medieval Tapestry makers soon got to work depicting the arrival of Marley’s Comet that Medieval Wednesday. In some places, the evening was very dark, with Medieval villagers rushing out of their hamlets to even darker fields in nothing but their nightwear, to get a better look at the never before seen…
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The Mansionic Tapestry (iii)
The day of the Great Comet. It was very high in the sky. It was cloudy. It was a Wednesday evening. The image above is the Mansion in Medieval times on the Tuesday before. Not a cloud in the sky. Whenever an astrological event occurs near the Mansion, the clouds draw in making said event…
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The Mansionic Tapestry (ii)
I just wanted to share an additional photo from back in Medieval times. Another view of the marketplace in the Grinds. This couldn’t be used for the tapestry renovation though, as the colour seems to be a little faded.
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The Stairs
In the Mansion’s unused wing, there’s a staircase that links the ground floor to the first… the staircase fills most of the hallway it occupies, although it is possible to squeeze between the sides of the stairs to the space beneath. Under the stairs, there’s a trap door… a creaky, dusty, cobweb-covered hinged door that…
The Mansionic Perspective 