This is a perfect example of how learning works! Initially, things are scary because they are too big or hard, and then I try and over time, it gets easier and easier. Eventually, it's easy to forget that it was daunting initially. Original Post
Today, I finished another William F. Whiteside- inspired art piece to fill in a hole on my office wall! It looks great from far away, but I am a bit more critical the closer I get. I need to remind myself that mistakes happen. I'm improving with each painting I do.
I'm on a painting kick because I just finished this project a day after finishing the previous one. Years ago, I saw a painting in my favorite Chicago diner by William F. Whiteside, and I recreated it with different colors for my office. I'm super happy with how it turned out!
One of my favorite recent shows is The Owl House created by Dana Terrace. It originally aired on Disney Channel, and I watched it on Disney+. I really like the idea of having subtle nerdy things as my backdrop during video calls, so I painted the Owl House from the show.
Instead of recording video #1 for the new series I'm planning, I reorganized my office, and added some new shelves. I guess the videos will have a pretty background at least!
This month on the "Pets of Tighten" calendar features my two dogs Velvet and Geo.
Bag 4 ✅ With that it looks like the first floor is 99% done. There's still a gaping hole in the front of the Jazz club, so I'm curious what that build will look like!
Bag 3 ✅ In this bag I really enjoyed building the Double Bass case (bottom right attached to the bass player). I wish it could accommodate the actual instrument that he's holding but that would have made it a lot bigger. Also on the bass player, there is a hearing aid or monitor on the right side of the head which is a print I've never seen before!
Bag 2 ✅ The first floor is coming along! I really liked building the stage (bottom right) and wood burning pizza oven (bottom left).
Bag 1 ✅ Follow along on my progress with building the latest LEGO modular building: Jazz Club (10312)
Model Source: Printables I printed this using Blue Inland PLA. I really like how the design has two rows for the .4 nozzles, since we have a ton of those nozzles.
Model Source: Printables This is printed on Blue Gray Filaments.ca EcoFill PLA. I don't have Stanley wrenches, but this box worked great for what I've got.
Model Source: Printables Printed with Inland Yellow Matte PLA.
I use a Timeular Tracker to track what I'm working on during the day, and wanted to add it to my desk Gridfinity baseplate. Designed using Zach's Parametric templates in Fusion 360. Model: Gridfinity Timeular
Model Source: Printables I printed this using Matte Yellow Inland PLA. This holds the AirPods securely but also can be removed without much difficulty.
Model Source: Printables Printed with Inland Matte Yellow PLA. The D6 doesn't really fit in the slot for it, but the rest fit well but are still easy to remove.