...but since it's not specifically "anthropomorphic", it's on my account at Weasyl. Recent submissions there include the simplified schematics for the three-story apartment complex that the Caterwaul crew lives in (most of them, anyway). The huge business building originally shown in the first Caterwaul stories was the Whitney Executive building, which is where many of the crew members work, sometimes under aliases. The apartment complex, referred to as the "Tennison Complex", is located about three quarters of a mile away from the Whitney building, and is secretly joined to the Whitney building by an underground passageway.

The "ground" between these buildings was built up, concealing the passageway. It can be accessed from the Whitney building by taking the front elevator to the lowest floor, going down the hallway to the maintenance doorway, entering a secret code (aside from crew members, the only two people to know this code are Detectives Frank Stone and Leandra Cassel), going into the maintenance room, accessing a hidden doorway, and then stepping through the doorway onto a concrete platform. The tunnel can be traveled by foot or by the use of a small electric-powered rail car. At the other end of the tunnel, there is another small platform, which connects to a narrow passageway that leads to a hidden door located within one corner of the parking garage area of the Tennison Complex.

I have a sketch of the exterior of the apartment building buried in the box of art I'm sorting through. I started going through the art boxes this weekend, even though I'm still supposed to be "taking it easy" and refraining from lifting anything over ten pounds. So much bullshit, I swear. In any case, as things are progressively unpacked, expect to start seeing dakimakura pictures and folks who got commissions from me via the Kickstarter will be getting contacted once I get my art supplies unpacked and situated.

I have to head out to St. Louis this Wednesday morning for additional lab work and some kind of breathing treatment thing. I've had it before; it's nothing. Hope to be home safe and sound Wednesday night and will resume unpacking my office stuff on Thursday.

Here's a link to the schematics:

https://www.weasyl.com/profile/skunkworks