Okay, I had to pull up an old sketch for Thursday Doors!
A wonky urban sketch of the side doors, which is nicer than the front doors, of the Monastery of the Precious Blood in the Mount Tabor neighborhood of Portland.
I love the pale green with the pop of bright red.
Stillman & Birn Journal, with a Pentalic 2B woodless pencil, Preppie Pen,
Noodler’s ink, and Daniel Smith watercolors.
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Well that’s just happy! Who doesn’t love a red door? 🙂
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*nobody i wanna know*
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😀
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Great looking door. I’ve been surprised several times to find side doors that are nicer than front doors.
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Yes. And so far I’ve not found anyone who knows why so many church doors are painted red… but if we were having a beer we could speculate.
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There are several theories but nothing conclusive
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You’ll have to elaborate sometime soon!
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I did. You might have missed it – https://nofacilities.com/2016/02/25/thursday-doors-red-doors/
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I did! I have it open to read!
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I love red doors too! It doesn’t look wonky to me at all! It’s a wonderful journal entry. It feels almost Christmasy..
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I was thinking the same. I’ve not seen the place at Christmas but I wonder what it looks like with twinkle lights.
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Oh, I hope you can go back and find out. 🙂
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No problem — 110 minutes away across the river…
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