Company exists in this niche. Daily reporting mostly does not.
what the alternatives offer
A drawing-habit app states the case plainly: drawing alone, with no prompt and no community, puts the full weight of motivation on you.
sourceDrawTogether's paid challenge gives a weekly critique, prompts and a participants' chat around ten minutes of drawing a day. Attendance is not reported by anyone.
sourceThe 100 Day Project provides prompts by email and a hashtag, with no group and no record of who kept going.
sourceEvery statement above links to the page it is taken from. Nothing here is estimated.
what solo practice costs
The whole weight of it sits on one person
- Motivation has no outside supplyWith no prompt and no company, every day is funded entirely by how you happen to feel. That fund runs out faster than the project lasts.
- Stopping produces no signal at allNo teacher notices, no group notices, and your own memory of last week is generous. The practice can be gone for a month before you register it.
- Friends are supportive and not synchronisedSomeone who is fond of your work is not the same as someone counting the same hundred days as you, tonight.
pinned up
What being watched changes
how it runs
A hundred days with witnesses
the shape of it
What being watched changes
Reporting to strangers feels awkward and slightly performative. It stops feeling that way roughly when the first bad day gets reported.
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Reporting to strangers feels awkward and slightly performative. It stops feeling that way roughly when the first bad day gets reported.
You read other people's misses and keep going after your own. The group's main effect is making an ordinary week look normal.
A hundred reports filed and a set of people who know what you have been working on, without anyone having taught you anything.
Three tasks each morning. One report each night. A hundred days of art.
gallery
A hundred days at the table
before you sign up
Questions about the group
Is this a Discord server I have to keep up with?
The obligation is one report a day. Reading everything anyone writes is optional and most people do it in a few minutes.
Do I get a dedicated accountability partner?
You get a group on the same hundred days rather than one assigned person, so your run does not end when one partner drops out.
Does anyone respond to my reports?
Often, though nothing obliges them to. The reliable part is that the report is read, not that it is answered.
Is there a live call?
The core is written. Tasks in the morning, a report at night, both in text.
Do you review my drawings?
No. We hold the structure and the company. Technique and critique are somebody else's product.
A hundred days with people on the same count
Leave an email and we tell you when the next group opens. Nothing is charged on this page.
- A daily report that somebody actually reads
- A group on the same start date, not an assigned partner
- Visibility when the log goes quiet
We write once, when the next hundred days begin.
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