Hey there, creative friends!
How is your 100day project going? If yours have been like mine, you would have had ups and down along the way. I remind myself, daily, that I am doing this challenge for myself and that is why I can keep going. But will tell you this, once we get to day 100, I am definitely taking a break.
Lots of people tell you that you have to draw or write every day, but it can be exhausting. Creative work involves a lot of decision-making and that requires mental effort. Even though I have already written more than 50,000 words so far this year, have a novel coming out at the end of April, a novella coming out in July, and have made several artworks, I don't create every day.
So here are this past week's projects.
Until next week!
💜 Linzé
Mini books to use in a junk journal. I plan to put them into pockets on a tag which I still have to make.
Time: 1 hour 30 minutes
Day 58
I found brass clothing things in a PNA this morning and just had to try and use it in a paper project. So I made a tag. The metal thing is at the top of the tag - the ribbon is tied to it.
Have no idea how it's used in sewing. 😏
Time: 1 hour
Day 59
I started a new drawing with carbon pencils. They are darker than graphite, but remain matt. I used both Staedtler Mars Lumograph Black and Faber-Castell PITT pencils.
Time: 2 hours 40 minutes
Day 60 to Day 63
I spent most of the week writing. On Thursday (Day 61) I had to have my car's windscreen replaced, and decided to wait while they did the work. I did watch while they removed the cracked glass, but not when they put in the new one. The removal process wasn't something I had seen before.
The rest of the time, I worked on the story.
Time: 8 hours
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