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March 7, 2005
Surprise Ending
I actually finished building my model today, on time and on schedule. I was the only student who managed it, and I did it by not spending the first week screwing around like my classmates.
Today I did the kitchen and living room, both of which relied heavily on pieces built for other rooms (like cabinets and bookshelves. I also made some backdrop walls for the photos, which naturally I will be posting here as I work on my presentation. I'm so glad that I don't have to rush on this, because I have 200 doctor appointments this week and Noel is coming down Thursday night to see me and go to my presentation/crit. This will be his first visit during school, and I'm very excited.
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Now, photos. Only two today:
The kitchen, with no upper cabinets because I am short and don't like them. The screen overlooks the staircase with its bookshelves.
The living room couch, which took a ridiculously short amount of time for how finished it turned out. I used this adhesive foam stuff that I got for another project. It looks very much like real upholstery. I think I may rebuild my bed out of the stuff, so it looks more cushy and bedlike.
Posted by ayse on 03/07/05 at 9:34 PM