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What you see above is a too-teensy picture we were forwarded yesterday -- one that's making the Interweb rounds as the "official vision for the future of Deep Ellum," as one Friend of Unfair Park put it yesterday. If you'd like to see a larger version of the (proposed?)(hypothetical?)(nah-can't-be?)(you're-kidding-me-right?) Deep Ellum of tomorrow -- assuming it's one in which they've fixed the sewage lines, as Jeff Liles keeps pointing out -- then go here, where you will find a link to an even bigger and easily scrollable version of the very same illustration, which has that "architectural firm" look about it.

By all means, please let the comments commence. --Robert Wilonsky