So, what's one more on-line Challenge? I've decided to join the #100DayProject since it's starting early this year—on January 31.
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| The 100 Day Project. Image: the100dayproject.com |
What's The 100 Day Project?
Initially, The 100 Day Project was inspired by a grad school project conceived by the iconic graphic designer and principal at Pentagram, Michael Bierut. After being launched on social media in 2014, it has since become a global art project that encourages participants to show up every day, for 100 days, and make/do something creative. It celebrates the process. The goal is to show up day after day.
100 Days of 3/4" fussy-cut hexies
Knowing that my "thing" for the 100 Day Project had to be something manageable and not time consuming, I'm choosing two simple/do-able ones. The first is to fussy cut [selective cut] fabric for 3/4" English paper pieced [EPP] hexagons. I've started gathering potential fabrics. I got inspired by smaller EPP shapes through participation in the #IloveEPPparty2020 stitch-along last year.
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| Prep for #100daysoffussycuthexies |
100 Days of Mindful Mark Making
My second item is to do 100 days of "mindful mark making." Here is an example of these doodle-like drawings in my sketchbook. This paper is for mixed media, but I'm contemplating watercolor paper in case I want to add color.
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| Sketchbook page of mindful mark making, slow drawing. |
The 100 Day Project starts on January 31, 2021. My daily posts will be on my Instagram feed [veronica.fiberantics].
Here's to celebrating PROCESS!
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| Image: from The Great Discontent |
