Truth be told, I have never visited this house. In fact, I do not know if it even exists, let alone if it lives in San Francisco. No, this was found on the Internet by a friend of mine who has been monitoring my Pixel Progress. What does it represent? A challenge! Continue reading
Pixel house number 5. Nothing new to report other than this little guy. He was all alone on a street once designated for industrial purposes. It has very similar resemblance to a Mission residence we saw last time. It is too bad that other houses did not spring up around it. I found the street to be very charming to stroll. So far, this was my favorite to draw. Especially the folding fence at the top of the stairs. Continue reading
Today’s pixel house is an old Victorian that has been stripped of its classic Sears-catalog, wooden ornamentation and has been replaced with color on stucco! This gem of an abode was on my left as I made my pilgrimage to the coffee shops of the Mission District. Truth be told, I like this adaption of the stereotypical San Franciscan facade for its simplicity in design and to pixelate!
Hello Wanderlings! As you know, the hunt for pixel architecture continues. Today’s pixelation is inspired by the art-saturated streets of the Mission District homes. Continue reading
