An overview shot of the exterior of the theatre. Because the windows are tinted, the image sucks. There are more exterior shots on my flickr account that I won't be posting here because they suck that bad. I suggest snooping around and taking a look at them while you can before those end up "disappearing" off of my photo stream.
That's right, I'm too cheap to get a Pro account.
My signature on a surfboard. That way, I can prove that all that work is my own in one respect or another. At least until it gets washed off.
Detail of the shell and flower on one of the windows by the escalators
Detail shot of a little pink clam shell on one of the two windows by the escalators.
More shellfish, flowers, and a surfboard with my signature on it next to a dying potted palm.
You'll notice that since I ran out of characters to draw, I just stuck with the generic icons I was using before. Flowers and surfboards and shellfish. Nothing special, but at least it is consistent.
The windows by the escalators had to be painted as well. Why? Because from the parking garage, it didn't look right for the images to just stop after the fourth window. It's a design thing.
Detail shot of one of the flowers that flank the doors into the Concession Lobby
The doors to the Concession Lobby and the middle windows of the Box Office Lobby during mid-day. I hate how blown out the images are in the background, but what can you do? This is just for documentation and not for art.
The doors leading into the Concession Lobby were also painted, if only a little.
A detail shot of one of the flowers on the dividing window wall between Box Office and the rest of the movie theatre.
The wall that separates Box Office from the rest of the theatre had to be painted as well, if only conservatively. After all, this is the wall where we advertise movies like The Waitress, Shrek, and other.
Detail shot of the Penguin Kids. Aren't they cute?
The far window in the Box Office lobby featuring some generic icons of a squid and (what is suppose to be) a parrot.
The third window that faces the parking garage in the Box Office lobby. Features the icons for Big Z/The Geek and the Penguin Kids.
The second window in the Box Office Lobby that faces the parking garage. Features the icons for Tank and Reggie.
The first of six windows that face the parking garage. This window features the icons for Lani and Mikey.
The upper windows near the first window of Box Office where you get your tickets, featuring the icon representing Cody from the Surf's Up movie.
Chicken Joe, found on the Store Front Window of the theatre. His icon is so big it had to take up two window panels!
The first thing you see upon entering the theatre to get your tickets. Unfortunately, because the windows are tinted, you can barely see it from the outside during the day. You can't see it at night either because of how dim the lobby is.
