100 day project

 I'm delinquent in sharing this year's 100 day project with you. You might remember my 100 days of Bojagi that I did in 2020. It was great fun and I became better at a new skill, which, for me, was the point. This year I decided to go in a totally different direction. No needle or thread this time.... I decided to doodle 100 days of Monsters! Why monsters, you ask? Why not?!?

The project wrapped up several weeks ago. Here are all of the monsters I drew in the 100 days...

First because the project began in February, my birthday month, I drew monsters at a birthday party...

Next up was a monster picnic.

Monsters at the grocery store....

A monster Zoom party....

By now baseball season had started, so the monsters headed to the ballpark.

Of course, the yard work needed to be done...

and finally, they headed off to the bakery for a treat...

I had so much fun drawing monsters! Have you ever done a 100 day project?

doodling

 

I've followed Alisa Burke for a long time. I just love her art, the whimsical style, huge flowers, vivid colors. So, when she recently offered her doodle it out class 50% off I jumped at the opportunity (it's still on sale as of today! quick, go sign up!). 

Thirty days of video tutorials and prompts went by so fast!

I worked on cardstock, doodling with Sharpie markers, no special supplies needed.

I really didn't think I could draw faces, but with Alisa's excellent instruction I pulled it off! And buildings...

I found myself really looking forward to each day's lesson. Bonus, Ally said she wanted to color them! For her birthday I made copies of some of my favorites on cardstock(just used my printer) and I mailed them to her with a new set of colored markers.

I'm so glad I did this! now I'm eyeing up some of Alisa's other classes.