How a miniature shopfront is made.
Two photographs, one little building, one careful review.
It starts with your references. A clear photo of the frontage and, if you have one, an angled view. That is genuinely all a straightforward shopfront needs.
Those references guide AI-assisted modelling — geometry first, then the colours, signage and details that make the frontage recognisable. Think of it less as a filter and more as a model-maker with very fast hands.
Then a human looks at it properly. Is the entrance the right one? Is the sign legible at miniature scale? Does it sit correctly beside its neighbours in the street? You review the result before anything is published, and one reasonable correction round comes with every founding membership.
The aim is simple: your regulars should recognise your place at a glance — and new people should want to visit it.
Next: A city made of little places.