Arches in progress (no drawings, though).

Image #1: The barren corner of my office as it stood last week. The white blinds are drawn down, covering the floor to ceiling windows. You can also see one of the two 'Superman' blue walls (the third wall is 'Superman' red) and the faux marble floor I'd done a couple of years ago. I'll be changing the color schemes of the walls, obviously, and the floor will be painted to resemble wooden planks.




Image #2: The same corner as it appears today, with my gothic/monastic inspired forms. I still need to complete the last pillar (seen on the floor in front of the cabinet), repair seams, fill crevices, and add doors to the cabinets themselves, which will have a design mirroring the arches above. I should be painting this by Wednesday.



Image #3: A closer look at the mouldings and pillar caps I carved out of plywood and pink foam. The foam will be coated with a hardening agent that will protect it and, while not quite making it 100% damage proof, will make it incredibly resilient... enough, certainly, for a low-traffic area as this.



Image #4: The same wall with the lights turned off, obviously. While dark, you should still be able to make out the bushes on the other side of the window. The cabinets are masking the unsightly pine straw and roots but will still allow the green tops to peek through. The arches above hide the overhang of the front of the building. I'll post better images of this view (even taken during the day!) once it's complete.