Lucid

lucid

[loo-sid]

adjective
1.)   easily understood; completely intelligible or comprehensible:
            a lucid explanation.
2.)   characterized by clear perception or understanding; rational or sane:
                    a lucid moment in his madness.
3.)   luminous, glowing, shining or bright.
4.)   clear, pellucid, transparent, translucent.
 
Origin of lucid
1574-1585,  Latin lūcidus, equivalent to lūc-, stem of lūx light1+ -idus -id

Letter from M

I've received a letter from M.  He asks that I make sure to keep him updated on my progress and studies, as well as keeping my dream diary.  I have asked (again) if he thinks my dreams are of real locations or are only in my imagination.    I've sent a few pen and ink studies from the museum of natural history with my report, and I hope to hear from him soon.

workshop/studio

I've decided to start replicating what I see in my dream travels, at least as closely as I am able.
I have to try and form a more realistic portrayal of these areas, and the flat surface of my sketchbook does not do them justice.  My friend James is the only other person who is allowed in my workshop, and he has agreed to help in their construction.  He is the most loyal and understanding of friends, and he has many skills beyond my poor attempts at models.   He shows up early and pushes me to work harder and longer than I would otherwise, though he always makes sure that I eat and take regular breaks.  My family actually approves of him, which came as a great shock to me, despite his great character.

Displays almost finished

James and I are almost finished with the first four recreations of my dreams, or visions, as James calls them.  They are in an area of the warehouse with high ceilings and few windows.  We have had few interruptions.  I have invited several people to view them, and am hoping they are well received.  James is convinced these places are real and encourages me to show them to others in the hope that they will be recognized.  It is my greatest hope to find the answer, whether they are real or not.