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If you’ve been reading Brown Paper Bag for any length of time, you know that I am a big fan of daily art projects. (See: .) I love routine, structure, and goal setting, so that type of project really checks a lot of boxes for me. It’s amazing what you can accomplish with a dedication to something each day—even if it’s just for 10 minutes.
Daily projects can be intimidating, but they don’t have to be. is a great example of this. With a simple premise of picking a project, doing it every day, and sharing your process online, you are thrust into a vibrant community of makers through hashtag.
Although you can technically start your own 100 Day Project at any time, it’s fun to begin it in a big group. The next round starts on January 31, 2021—plenty of time to think about what you’ll make! Search the hashtag for inspiration and you’re bound to a great idea. In fact, that’s where I found the work of .
Hannah creates detailed sketchbook paintings that depict lush landscapes and other everyday scenes. Some paintings take up the entire spread while other compositions offer a window—sometimes literally—into a landscape. Some of her work is available as prints in her Etsy shop.
Exercise your creativity every day when you join The 100 Day Project starting on January 31. You can end up with beautiful creations like the sketchbooks like Hannah Podbury:
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