Ten panels at that scale is serious commitment. The marouflage prep alone must take days, getting each surface consistent so the seams don't read once it's all mounted. I've only worked on paper up to maybe 18x24, so this kind of multi-panel planning is outside my own process, but I have a lot of respect for the carpentry side of large format work.

That's a serious scale to wrangle. I've never worked a physical piece that big but the panel seaming alone sounds like a puzzle, curious how you're planning the alignment once they're all mounted, especially if there's an image that bridges the joins.