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You know…some project failures are just lessons learned.

#handweaving #weaving #table loom #8 shaft weaving #yarn #fiber arts #failed project

Projects I've given up on: 1

Throw back to when I was 16 and made these plans for a 5 set nesting doll set based on Team Fat gum but gave up bc the wood set I brought was squeeky as hell and no matter what I tried I couldn't get it to stop being hell to use

If anyone wants to make one for me then please do, here are close ups. I might do it one day but at this point I really don't know bc it's really hard. If I could just paint them that it'd have been done in months, I don't think I've ever left a project this long before, it's been like 5 years

The last, smallest one is a Takoyaki ball but I lost the drawing for it. I suppose now tho it could be Tetsutetsu.

I TRIED to animate my oc with the LEMON MELON COOKIE miku song, but FAILED MISERABLY 😭

I can't be bothered to finish it. Don't mind my lazy ass.💀

Just posting it here for fun ^w^

#i tried my best #digital animation #ibispaintx #art #animation #i gave up #silly #goofy #stupid #ibispaint animation #hatsune miku #vocaloid #lemon melon cookie #🍋🍈🍪#not finished #goofy ahh #failed project #not finished and will never be finished 😊

I tried to do a trend 'you will forget me' that one but it failed (miserable) but anyway now I have left over drawings of the main four keys

#fanart #cinderella boy #keys #stargoth #failed project #the white shape on the shadow one is the thing when they keys turn into actual keys to get Narratonin

33 West 51st Street Building (Harrison & Abramovitz, 1956).

A Rockefeller Center project originally conceived in 1956 as the headquarters for Equitable Life Insurance. Designed with 60 stories and a limestone-and-glass façade, it echoed the late Art Deco style of the original complex. The project was soon suspended, revived as a hotel proposal in 1959, and finally reformulated as an office building at the beginning of the following decade (the Sperry Rand Building).

On the blog "Historia de los Rascacielos de Nueva York", we’ve published the first part of our photo gallery on Manhattan in 1956 — a year when modernization was already visible. The Socony Mobil Building was completed, the Seagram Building began to rise, and designs like One Chase Manhattan Plaza and the Union Carbide Building foreshadowed the skyline of the 1960s.

👉 Read more: https://historiadelosrascacielosdenuevayork.blogspot.com/2025/10/1956-comienza-la-transformacion-del.html