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My dad was an architect. Every night before going to sleep we had a drawing contest on a random topic. My dad drew perspectivly perfect space ships and realistic images. My mum was judge and mostly announced me winner. Thats one of my most present childhood memories.
My own daughter is now two years old. I read a lot fairy tales to her which brought those memories back. While thinking of the drawings my dad used to do and the stories I read to my daughter I had the idea of approacing a story from a spatial, architectual point of view.
What would "Sleeping Beautys" castle look like, why does the girl in "Mother Hulda" go down the fountain and ends up above the world letting it snow?
I see these "Isometric Fairy Tales" as an visual experiment.

This piece is the last of my series on "Isometric Fairy Tales" (for now). There are many more I like to do, but I got a lot of other projects at the moment. Hope you enjoy it.

Description
My dad was an architect. Every night before going to sleep we had a drawing contest on a random topic. My dad drew perspectivly perfect space ships and realistic images. My mum was judge and mostly announced me winner. Thats one of my most present childhood memories.
My own daughter is now two years old. I read a lot fairy tales to her which brought those memories back. While thinking of the drawings my dad used to do and the stories I read to my daughter I had the idea of approacing a story from a spatial, architectual point of view.
What would "Sleeping Beautys" castle look like, why does the girl in "Mother Hulda" go down the fountain and ends up above the world letting it snow?
I see these "Isometric Fairy Tales" as an visual experiment.

This piece is the last of my series on "Isometric Fairy Tales" (for now). There are many more I like to do, but I got a lot of other projects at the moment. Hope you enjoy it.