Windows taskbar

Windows taskbars were planned to span the entire bottom portion of both the 2017 and 2022 canvases. In both cases, the artists were very successful in building most of the taskbar, but were then interrupted by the end of the canvas before they could finish.
==2017==
The 2017 Windows taskbar build was based on the Windows 98 taskbar. After the founding of , progress was made very quickly on the bottom of the canvas, starting with the iconic "Start" button on the bottom-left and making its way to the right. The artists worked with many builds they were going to cover to either incorporate their community into the taskbar or build a Windows 98-style window border around the piece to keep with the aesthetic. The Windows taskbar was one of the most successful builds and faced little opposition, though the canvas ended before the taskbar could reach the blue corner where it most likely would have made its first enemy.
==2022==
Some time after the final expansion revealed the bottom half of the canvas, sprung up again and started working on another Windows 98 taskbar, managing to go over the botted French area that was also in the bottom-left. However, before they could get any further than a basic outline, the plan quickly changed to a Windows XP taskbar. The Windows XP taskbar build did not go over as smoothly as the Windows 95 one, likely due to its greater complexity; like many other builds, it was constantly run over by crewmates. It also faced a more unique problem of being miscolored into random country flags. The general structure of the taskbar however remained intact and the build was recognizeable regardless of the minor vandalism, and as such it perservered expanding to the right. Like in 2017, it was interrupted by the end of the canvas before it could reach the blue corner.