Our House Print

Stage 4 of 4

On the wall

What each format physically is, which wall it suits, and the sixteen painted houses already made.

A line-drawn house print on a textured sheet, lying on a wooden table by a window beside a mug and a potted plant.

By this point the question is a physical one: what the thing is, how big it is, and where it goes. These pages take one format each and describe only what we genuinely stock, in the sizes and frames the catalogue actually carries, because a page describing a frame colour we cannot sell is worse than a page with less on it. The last page in the stage is different: it walks the sixteen houses already painted, for anybody who would rather choose a picture than commission one.

The reading, in order

The whole path

The path ends here. It starts back at the move, the questions hub lists every short answer on the site, and the gift guides hold the longer writing.

Written by Craig Fearn, Our House Print.

From the journal