My 100 Day Art Project: Exploring Watercolor Techniques and More

Are you ready to take on a creative challenge and improve your skills as an artist? Then consider starting a 100-day art project! This is a fantastic way to experiment with new supplies, techniques, and styles, and to build your creative confidence.

In this blog post, I'll be sharing the start of my own 100-day art project journey, starting with simple watercolor studies and exploring new techniques as I go. I'm excited to share my progress with you and offer tips for staying motivated and inspired throughout the process.

(Day 1 watercolor exploration)

Tip 1: Set a Realistic Goal

Before starting your 100-day art project, it's important to set a realistic goal for yourself. This means determining what you want to achieve with the project and how you plan to get there. For me, my goal is to improve my watercolor skills and explore new techniques, while also having fun and enjoying the creative process. I plan to work on the project over a longer period of time if needed so that I don't feel too pressured or overwhelmed.

Tip 2: Document Your Progress

One of the great things about a 100-day art project is that you can see your progress over time. I'll be documenting my journey through blog posts, sharing my artwork, and talking about my experiences. This not only helps me stay accountable, but it also serves as a personal record of my growth and development as an artist.

Tip 3: Stay Motivated and Inspired

Staying motivated and inspired throughout a 100-day art project can be a challenge, especially on days when you feel stuck or uninspired. To combat this, I plan to experiment with different techniques and supplies, set mini-goals for myself, and seek inspiration from other artists and creatives. I also plan to take breaks when needed, to avoid burnout and keep my creative juices flowing.

(Day 2 watercolor exploration)

Starting a 100-day art project can be a great way to improve your skills, explore new techniques, and have fun with your art. By setting realistic goals, documenting your progress, and staying motivated and inspired, you can make the most of your project and grow as an artist. So, what are you waiting for? Let's get started!

**I'll be sharing my progress over here occasionally and on my Art Instagram if you want to follow along! @2lilowlsart

**The 100-day project is a well-known project and you can check it out more on The 100-Day Project site.  #the100dayproject

(Day 2 watercolor exploration)

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