Day 50: celebrating how far we've come 🎉
Hello, Artists!
We’re at the halfway point of the project – congratulations 👏🎉🫶!
Whatever day you’re on, take a moment to celebrate your progress and think about your goals or commitments for the second half of the project.
Recap and reflect:
How many days did you do your project this week/in total so far?
What insights did you have this week, or over the first half of the project?
How does it feel to reach the halfway mark?
What do you want to bring with you into the second half of the project and what do you want to let go of?
Submit an image:
If you’d like to share an image for this week’s Reel, you can submit it here. Check out our Instagram to see all of the Reels so far (we also share the community’s art in our Stories, so don’t forget to tag us @dothe100dayproject or #The100DayProject in your posts).
Our theme this week is strengthening our skills.
Take a minute to watch this awesome progress video:
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As Jerry Saltz says, “If you can write, you already know how to draw.” Skill takes practice. Talent only gets you so far.
Look back at the first half of your project and take in your progress.
What has improved?
What, if anything, would you like to improve?
What’s the next step for your creative practice?
What are you committing to for the next 50 days of your project?
And is anyone else inspired to make a progress video? (Here’s a short how-to). We’d love to see! Post it in the comments or tag us @dothe100dayproject on Instagram. Whether you’re participating or not this year, today is a great day to search #The100DayProject on Instagram and leave your fellow creatives some love.
As always: KEEP GOING!!
XO,
Lindsay
P.S. We have an event next week and here’s what you might have missed this week:
💃 the power of action
🥰 a nurturing self-care practice
📝 doing it to do it vs. doing it to get it done
🤩 what if everything matters?
🗂️ a favorite of mine: the feel good folder
🙅♀️ doing “nothing” as part of the process
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