Sounds great, let’s start by outlining the emotional phases: excitement, creativity, reflection, and completion. I’ll draft a Gantt chart with tasks for prep, sketching, painting, drying, and final touches. I’ll need the exact dates, paint types, and any constraints like weather or park permits. Once I have that, I can slot each phase into the calendar, color‑code it, and send you a tidy timeline. Ready to get the details?

Great, here’s a tentative schedule: 1. Prep and permits – Monday, May 6th to Wednesday, May 8th. 2. Sketch layout – Thursday, May 9th. 3. Painting day – Friday, May 10th (morning 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.). 4. Drying period – Saturday, May 11th to Sunday, May 12th. 5. Final touches and cleanup – Monday, May 13th (9 a.m.–12 p.m.). Paint brands: - Primer – Rust‑O‑Seal (for walls that need a solid base). - Acrylics – Golden Heavy Body (high color payoff, dries in 1–2 hours). - Sealant – Krylon Ultra‑Clear (weather‑resistant, protects the finished mural). Park rules: - No painting before 8 a.m. or after 6 p.m. unless you have special permits. - You must cover all surrounding trees and grass with protective sheeting. - After work, all paint cans must be stored in a designated trash container; no open can left on the ground. - You need a temporary signage sign for “Work in Progress” visible to passersby. Let me know if you need anything tweaked or if the park office gives you a different timeframe. I’ll update the Gantt chart with these details and send you the final layout.