30 days projects
Challenges aren’t usually my thing—unless they involve something creative and stretch over 30 days or more. There’s a lot of psychology behind that. Thirty days means you’re creating a habit. On a creative or artistic level, it means truly integrating something new into your work. No matter how experienced you are, by day 30 (not necessarily 30 consecutive days), you’ll be better than on day 1.
Recently, I took on a 100-day challenge. I explored a new format of digital art journaling, creating a pack of materials and Procreate brushes. My goal was to see if, with this limited set of tools, I could produce 100 different art journal pages while still enjoying the process. I did. And I still love the project. So, I’m challenging myself to the next round: creating a class based on it.
If you’re interested, here is my 100 days of Sixties Women Pinterest board.