Hi Artists,
It’s Day 85 of #The100DayProject 🥳
Recap and reflect:
How many days did you do your project this week?
How do you feel about where you are in your project?
What are your hopes and goals for the next couple of weeks?
Submit an image:
Here’s where to submit an image or video for this week’s Reel.
Our theme this week is owning your journey.
Keep going, is a thing I often write to you here. Wherever you are is perfect is another. You’re on your own path.
I mean these things, but I know that they can sound like platitudes. Especially if you don’t believe them for yourself.
Ultimately, the only person who can validate where you are in your creative journey is you.
This is something I have needed to hear before: you are never late for your own life. Maybe you do too. You are never late for your own creative journey.
How would you like to feel about your project on Day 100?
What does “owning your journey” mean to you?
What would it look like to be proud of where you are?
Do you trust the timing of your creative life?
KEEP GOING! I MEAN IT! 👏
XO,
Lindsay
That's an interesting question about timing. I'll be traveling for most of next week, and will have a packed schedule and little control of my time, and am currently trying to decide if I should bring materials with me to do a scaled down version of my project, knowing that I will probably be frustrated trying to squeeze it in, or just skip the week, and complete my project a week later. The latter feels like the better option, now that I have written that out!
It’s weird how I am disconnecting, and impatient for the 100 days to be done. I’m pursuing other interests and have really used up most of my photo reference. It’s time to switch things up within the project and that’s mostly meant getting more elaborate - which I’m not super interested in doing… simplifying would be good. I’m mostly happy with the results of my work… not so happy woth the level of self-criticism and all telling - it’s the self-care and play I often skip… all that said, I love where this has gotten me. And I remind myself that boredom generates creativity so I’m keeping going…