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[Zkribbler]

I can't wait to see the place with windows and paint.

[Lancer]

Where is the badat?

Place looks great! Thanks for the hard work and pictures.

[Zkribbler]

Originally posted by Lancer
Where is the badat?

If the need arises, I can be bad.

[Lancer]

Originally posted by Zkribbler
I can't wait to see the place with windows and paint.

Hopefully the windows go in today and the roll up door next week. The paint...we've still not settled on. Maybe we'll just go there and get the feel for the place again and paint it Aeson colors.

[Lancer]

Originally posted by Zkribbler


If the need arises, I can be bad.

That's Jasmine...badat means 'baby'. I think.

[Zkribbler]

Originally posted by Lancer
Hopefully the windows go in today and the roll up door next week. The paint...we've still not settled on. Maybe we'll just go there and get the feel for the place again and paint it Aeson colors.

Good plan on the paint. Things always look a little different when you're actually there.

[Lancer]

"I'm the badat"

[Lancer]

I'm thinking it might be possible to create murals on these walls by taking the small beach pebbles of different colors and cementing them on. Could use pics of family with nice nature scenes behind.

Whadya think guys?

[Aeson]

I think that'll depend on who the artist is...

(as long as it's not me, )

[Zkribbler]

Originally posted by Lancer
Whadya think guys?

I think you should call it a mosaic, not a mural.

The more detail you put in the pic, the more difficult it will be to accurately render it. E.g. for pix of the family, a close-up will look more accurate than a distance shot, which will just look like a generic human.

I'd suggest using some kind of projector to project the picture onto the wall. Then you could draw on the wall to make a permanent copy of the picture there, and glue stones of it.

To be really easy: Make a design instead.