// down by the river i was drawn by your grace, into tempest of oblivion and to the lover's place
i was stuck in a puddle, full of tears and unwise, dark doings now i know, that we've paid unlike //
i was stuck in a puddle, full of tears and unwise, dark doings now i know, that we've paid unlike //
“It would be a small frame, just on the outer edges.” She informs him, glancing up to flash an easy smile his way. But as he confirms that one sided glass would be something of interest, she pauses to make a note in her notebook for that addition, before she moves back to her blueprints. She’s sketched out a makeshift sketch of his office, with the details of bookshelves and where the desk sits, and when he tells her which wall is the outer side of it, she makes a mark in the blueprints as well.
This is her element, and she can’t help but to beam at the comment, nodding to Finn as she sketches down a few glass panes to act as walls that pop up on the edge of the blueprint. “Now this is the fun part.” Now that she’s scribbled down everything she needed, she moves to the 3D aspect, the model, removing the wall he’d indicated and slipping in the glass panes. Inside the model, Finn would see the shadows nearly disappear, while the glass itself makes up the wall.
She lets the model remain, moving back to the blueprints so that she might not hover over it while Finn inspects it. “So if you look in there, I’d say… Including the frames, you’d have about… A meter to a meter and a half between each frame to use to write on and it would span the entirety of the wall.”
This is her element, and she can’t help but to beam at the comment, nodding to Finn as she sketches down a few glass panes to act as walls that pop up on the edge of the blueprint. “Now this is the fun part.” Now that she’s scribbled down everything she needed, she moves to the 3D aspect, the model, removing the wall he’d indicated and slipping in the glass panes. Inside the model, Finn would see the shadows nearly disappear, while the glass itself makes up the wall.
She lets the model remain, moving back to the blueprints so that she might not hover over it while Finn inspects it. “So if you look in there, I’d say… Including the frames, you’d have about… A meter to a meter and a half between each frame to use to write on and it would span the entirety of the wall.”
Seraphina
