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Daniela Holz's avatar

I was very good in time and made more progress than I thought. But four weeks ago I got a bad head cold and it does not stop. I barely can do my regular workβ€¦πŸ˜”

NJOsgood's avatar

So sorry Daniela, take care of yourself!

NJOsgood's avatar

Wild Card was perfect for me today. I'm flying away and my whole practice will change for the next two weeks because I can't take tools and materials with me. I have forgiven myself for missing yesterday (and probably today). I'm switching my practice to photography and will challenge myself to not just point and shoot, but embrace the creativity.

Shaz's avatar

I'm a little behind, having started late, but hey no rules, right?!

Kathleen DeWitt's avatar

I have found the 100-Day challenge to be inspiring. I have, in fact, made art every day. It is a great practice and when looking back I see real improvement and things that I really loved when, well, looking back.

penny corbin's avatar

My second year for the 100 Day Project and I continue to enjoy it. This year sketching every day gets me lots of practice.

Beth's avatar

This year my intention has just been to create for fun - an escape for my mental wellbeing in a world on fire. And everyday I've given myself the time to create - and it's been a gift even when I've struggled for inspiration. I've allowed myself to try new things without concern for the outcome. And in the process ended up in a gelli plate class at the local museum - a new favorite thing. I can't wait to keep exploring that for some of the next 50 days (and beyond.)

Debra Collins's avatar

Everyday, since starting the 100day project, I have photographed the Japanese Maple outside my home office window. I find I look forward to it every day. I also find that having structure and focus helps me otherwise the day goes by and I haven't made time for anything creative. It also gives me permission to do something just for myself.

Lindsay Jean Thomson's avatar

That’s lovely, Debra!