it’s like berry, but very

I created a 3D model and floor plan of Aziraphale’s bookshop in Good Omens!

I really wanted one for reference and it seemed like many others did too, so I put together my best approximation of where everything is. Beneath the color version, you’ll see I’ve included two simplified, labeled versions of the plan. The verbal labels are so you know what the object is. The numerical labels are there to make it easy to find more information about the object. I’ve put a numbered index below the cut that features the relevant reference images I used for each object and some more information about why I put it where I did/why it’s relevant/etc. I want to be very clear that I did not add anything to this from my own imagination; every single item and feature represents something I actually saw in the shop.

If you have any questions or want more information about this, PLEASE do not hesitate to ask! I put so much time into figuring it out and I would be more than happy to be a resource for anyone who needs it. Also, if you notice any errors, let me know and I’ll update the post. I hope this is helpful!

Update: Here’s a link to an interactive view of the shop! It takes a moment to load. You can click the “3D” tab in the top right to view it in first person and walk around inside. Double click a spot on the floor to move there and pan around by clicking and dragging. The oval symbol next to the person walking gives you a birds-eye view.

Update 2: Here’s a higher quality rendering of the first person perspective! Update 3: I made an alternate first person render here complete with a ceiling, light fixtures, and ambient lighting from outside. This one is optimized for making it seem more like you’re actually there, whereas the previous one is for maximum visibility. This render also has some minor accuracy improvements, which are detailed under the cut in the relevant sections. (The first interactive link with the birds-eye view updates automatically.) Update 4: In case you’re interested in Aziraphale’s books specifically, I’ve made a catalogue of those here.

About how the nation's are technically related-- but aren't actaully-- (and this is like in the Good Place, with Janet) so America is always trying to guilt England with the "you're my father!!" Card to which England is constantly like, no, I'm not, technically speaking, your father.

America: I CAN'T BELEIVE MY OWN DAD WOULD LIE TO ME--

England: Not your dad.

or

America: Maybe you do this for me because we're family?

England: We're not family.

Canada: Dad how can you say that to your children.

England: *Deep sigh*

and then

America: So does this make France like... Our step-dad.

England: No, because I'm not--

Today, America-

Credit: Kirby Jenner / IG

Do readers have any idea how much time does it take to plan a story? To write? To proofread? Not to mention extra work some authors do, such as add fanarts and create playlists to their stories?

If you spend your time to read up to 3K words per chapter, why are you not praising the creator of said content with a least a review? 

Stop thinking that pressing the kudos buttom is better than nothing, because it isn’t. It tells nothing to the writer/content creator. We don’t know if you like our writing style, we don’t know if you’re enjoying the story flow, our plot decisions, the way we depict the characters… It feels like we’re throwing content into a black hole.

And then, when we get disappointed and stop writing, there are lots of people messaging us on Tumblr or writing “reviews” saying only “Are you still writing this? Where is the next chapter?”. Ficwriters and content creators are people with expectations, insecurities and with a lot of things to learn. If you don’t retribute the time we spent writing by leaving a review or/and if you don’t tell us what’s okay and what we should improve it feels like (for me, at least) that our writing serves no purpose. We’re human. As you need your source of entertainment, we also need your validation or your critics.

So yeah, call me a demanding bitch if you feel like doing so, but don’t blame ficwriters and content creators in general when they lose motivation to keep writing ongoing stories or because your ship is not sailing anymore because of lack of content…

And here is why I made this