Update of Some of the Construction Going on Around Here

Hank has taken pictures of some of his creations but we haven't shared all of them yet.  Here are a few for you to enjoy.

One iteration of a lego ship that was modified a few times.

Here are two structures constructed from scavenged outdoor materials.

A castle-block building with some "docks" out back:

And a unit block Little People House constructed for a client (Hank's little sister).  Sometimes he is disappointed that she doesn't want roofs on all of the rooms so that her toy figures can play, but he also enjoys the interior decorating that roof-less construction allows.  This house was entirely designed and built by Hank.  He was really proud of how he was able to make a room above the garage.

So, that sums up a bit of what has been happening with Hank for the past 5 months or so.

A Book About the House from Goodnight Moon

Hank was reading Goodnight, Moon by Margaret Wise Brown when he decided that he needed to draw a picture of what the outside of this house may look like.  He is sure that the "great, green room" had two windows, one on either side of a chimney.  After drawing one house he decided that others were needed because we couldn't be sure what the outside really looked like.

As the day wore on, he decided to make a book that "teaches kids, younger than 3, about different sizes".   He hopes you enjoy it.

Some Buildings for Coloring

This is an adobe.  There are lots of apartments with doors and windows and ladders.  There is smoke rising out of their cookers.

This house has a bay window and a balcony with a patio beneath.

This is a basement house.

 I hope you enjoy them!

-Hank

Stained Glass

Hank has loved the stained glass windows in the Provo City Center Temple and in the Star Valley, Wyoming Temple.  Here is his watercolor "stained glass" creation.  It looks beautiful in the window when the sun shines through.

The Carpathia

Hank has been working on books about ships recently.  The Titanic disaster was where it all began for Hank.  This book is about the Carpathia, the ship that rescued the Titanic passengers.

He hopes that you can enjoy them and maybe color them.