Hi, friends!
This post breaks down the different platforms and ways you can find us and connect with the community online, but you’re also welcome to share on other platforms. Documenting and sharing your work is part of the project, but there are no rules about how you do it—I encourage you to choose the places and formats that feel best for you.
There are a few ways we help share art (more below), but in general you’ll post your project to your own social account.
SUBSTACK
→ Notes: Notes is like Substack’s version of Twitter—it’s mostly short-form content. You can post images and/or videos of your work, restack posts (like retweeting), and more. Find Notes on the Substack home page here.
→ Posts: Posts are like blogs, which we also send out as emails. Before the project begins each year, we send resources and inspiration. During the project, we send daily creative prompts to paid subscribers and weekly prompts to free subscribers. Comments on Posts don’t currently allow images, so it’s not the best place to share your work, but you can reply to connect with the writer and the community. Find all past posts here at the100dayproject.substack.com.
→ Chat: Paid subscribers have access to daily threads on Chat where we discuss the creative prompts and share our work. Find our Chat here (note: Chat is currently only available on desktop or the Substack app).
INSTAGRAM
→ Follow us: Follow @dothe100dayproject for project inspiration, art from the community, and more.
→ Add the hashtag: Add the hashtag #The100DayProject to the text caption of your post. Hashtags on Instagram help categorize content, making it easier for the community to find your posts. Collectively, we’ve shared over 2.5M posts!
→ Tag your image: Tag your image with our handle @dothe100dayproject. We reshare art from the community to our Stories every day.
→ Submit your work for Reels: During the project, we share Reels featuring work from project participants every 10 days. Links to submit can be found in the newsletter.
Note: your posts will only be discoverable if your Instagram profile is public. Privacy is a personal choice—do what feels right for you.
FACEBOOK
→ Daily threads: We have an active Facebook group run by AnnMarie. Each day of the project, you can add your work to the daily thread.
Platforms change all of the time. We’ll do our best to keep this updated, but do your best to be resourceful. When in doubt, a quick Google search will probably point you in the right direction. If you’re new to any of these platforms, look around and experiment to find what works for you.
Excited to see what you make!
XO,
Lindsay