How to Finish a 100-Day Art Project (Without Burning Out)

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If you’ve ever started a 100-day art project full of motivation… and then quietly stopped around day 12 – you’re not alone.

In this video, I’m sharing 5 practical (and realistic!) tips to help you finish a 100-day art project without burning out.

Whether you're joining #the100dayproject, starting a 30-day challenge, or simply trying to build a consistent creative habit, these tips will help you make it sustainable, enjoyable, and actually doable.
Because consistency isn’t about perfection – it’s about making it possible.

In this video, you’ll learn:
• Why “fun and easy” beats ambitious and overwhelming
• How 5–10 minutes a day can change everything
• Why preparation is the secret to staying consistent
• How creative limitations actually boost your creativity
• The power of being specific with your goal
• How to build accountability (without adding pressure)
• Why being kind to yourself is essential for long-term success

I’ve completed multiple 100-day projects over the years – from mark making with everyday objects to mini abstracts and stamp printing – and these principles are what helped me keep going.

If you need inspiration to start (or restart) your own project, this is for you.
My beginner-friendly class "Unlock Your Creativity: Mark Making with Everyday Objects" is a playful introduction to abstract art where you’ll learn about:
• Color mixing & combinations
• Composition basics
• Different acrylic paints and materials
• Creating expressive abstract mini artworks

You can check it out here:
👉 https://learn.corneliazelinka.com/mar...

What’s your biggest challenge when it comes to staying consistent with art? Tell me in the comments!

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