The 100 Day Project: Make More Art
The 100 Day Project: Make More Art
Podcast Description
The power of making art, creative community, and more with artists, makers, and creatives. Each episode dives into a guest's experience with building a creative habit, revealing how daily creative rituals can lead to profound personal and professional growth. Whether you're a seasoned artist or just beginning your creative journey, this podcast offers practical insights, inspiring stories, and a supportive community for anyone looking to build a sustainable creative practice. Produced and hosted by Lindsay Jean Thomson, music by Peter Fenn.
About The 100 Day Project:
The 100 Day project is a free global art project and online community. Every year, thousands of people all around the world participate. Anyone can join (yes, that means you!). How it works: we pick a start date, you pick a project. Beginning on the start date, do your project every day for 100 days and document your process. Find out more and sign up for the newsletter at www.the100dayproject.org.
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Content Themes
This podcast focuses on creative habits, art-making, and community building, with episodes covering topics such as the role of curiosity in art, exploring how to honor creative cycles, and practical strategies for overcoming creative blocks. Specific episode examples include 'How to have fun with art' featuring Lindsay Stripling and 'Making art and creative community' with Anna Brones.
The power of making art, creative community, and more with artists, makers, and creatives. Each episode dives into a guest’s experience with building a creative habit, revealing how daily creative rituals can lead to profound personal and professional growth. Whether you’re a seasoned artist or just beginning your creative journey, this podcast offers practical insights, inspiring stories, and a supportive community for anyone looking to build a sustainable creative practice. Produced and hosted by Lindsay Jean Thomson, music by Peter Fenn.
About The 100 Day Project:
The 100 Day project is a free global art project and online community. Every year, thousands of people all around the world participate. Anyone can join (yes, that means you!). How it works: we pick a start date, you pick a project. Beginning on the start date, do your project every day for 100 days and document your process. Find out more and sign up for the newsletter at www.the100dayproject.org.
Rukmini Poddar is an artist and the author of Draw Your Feelings: A Creative Journal to Help Connect with Your Emotions through Art (and a HUGE evangelist for doing #The100DayProject!).
Rukmini has participated for over nine (!) consecutive years. She’s a real testament to the power of a daily practice – in this episode, she shares how the simple challenge of creating something every day for 100 days reshaped her career and creative identity.
Rukmini’s words of wisdom about doing #The100DayProject:
Little commitments can lead to big transformations: something as simple as a small daily action can have hugely transformative effects on you as an artist and human.
The biggest gift is trust: showing up for yourself day-after-day builds trust and confidence.
There’s magic in sharing: the act of sharing can become as transformative as your creative practice itself.
Follow your curiosity: you can’t predict where it will lead you – and that’s the point! Allow yourself to explore new areas of interest and creative practices and unexpected things will happen.
Vulnerability resonates: being open and sharing encourages other people to do the same.
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