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The 100 Day Project is a free, global art project built around one simple idea: show up to your creative practice every day for 100 days. Anyone can participate! Subscribe to receive updates and daily creative prompts.
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Creative Reset Day #10 (opens the original)
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Hi, friends—it’s the last day of our reset!At the beginning of the year, I reached out to Blick to see if they might be interested in supporting this year’s project. They generously offered two gift cards for the community—and then I got so busy writing the book that I didn’t get around to picking them up until after the project ended.I grabbed them sometime this summer and immediately forgot all about them, thinking I’d just save them for the next round. But I think they’re actually perfect for
Creative Reset Day #9 (opens the original)
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Hello, friends—During Parallel Play on Friday, I asked who had been participating in the reset. Someone responded, “Not quite, but I have been thinking about the questions!”Reading and thinking is a good place to start! I hope these prompts have helped plant seeds you can come back to later, as you have the time and energy. ’s reflection is a good example. Claire has a dedicated art room that she almost never uses. Instead, she keeps carrying her materials into the dining room or living room. Sh
Creative Reset Day #8 (opens the original)
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Hello, friends—We’ve been looking at the things that still feel unfinished—you intended to make 100 things and stopped at 63. You started a class and never finished it. You had a plan for where a project was going, and then it went somewhere else, or nowhere at all.What are you ready to call done?CALL IT DONEChoose one thing that’s been sitting on your unfinished list and think about what “finished” actually means for you now.One of the things that came up repeatedly in my intervie
Creative Reset Day #7 (opens the original)
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Hello, friends—Over the past week or so, we’ve been examining what feels incomplete. Today, I want to look at the other side of that: the things we have finished, but maybe never really did anything with.In a daily project, we make a lot of work in a (relatively) short amount of time. At the end, you might have 100 drawings or paintings or photographs sitting in a stack, living in your camera roll, or scattered across your house. Where do those things want to live?ACKNOWLEDGE WHAT YOU’VE MADECho
Creative Reset Day #6 (opens the original)
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Hello, friends—Welcome back! On Friday, I got my paints back out during Parallel Play and spent some time noodling on an idea for a novel that’s been bouncing around in my head. One thing I like about the container of silent co-working was how much easier it makes the transition from thinking to doing.Today, let’s try that with one of your projects or ideas too.RETURN TO SOMETHINGChoose one unresolved thing that you still feel some energy for and spend some time with it.Open the document, pull o
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