100-day drawing challenge
I always struggle with being consistent. I’ve never done anything long enough to achieve anything worth mentioning. The perfectionist-monster has been holding me back.
So this year, 2024, I’m going to challenge myselft to… relax and just draw.
I’m updating this challenge on my thread account everyday. Let’s see how far I can go.
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3: The best part of a steamed bun for me is that quail egg.
Day 4: In highschool, I had to wear ao dai every monday. Once in a while, this happened.
Day 5: “Mirror, mirror on the wall; who is the fairest of them all?”
Day 6: Listen to the sound of rain 🌧️
Day 7: Back then, street vendors in my hometown used old newspaper or books to wrap banh mi or sticky rice (over leaves so no direct contact with the food). I used to read old news while having my breakfast.
Day 8: My grandmother used to sew small pockets in her underpants. That was her safe secret “wallet”. And she taught all her grandchildren to do the same.
Day 9: Reading letter from loved one.
Day 10
Day 11: The patriot and his reliable companion
Day 12: Mini fried-on-tray bánh chưng
Day 13: An ensemble
Day 14: Fly among the fireworks
Day 15: A pawfect opening act
Day 16: The spectacles of Life
Day 17: The ultimate comfort food
Day 18: When I was a kid, there was a trend in birthday cakes for little girls: beauty queen/ princess in a cake gown. Eating process made it really awkward then scary (may I say traumatic) afterwards. WHOSE IDEA IS THIS?!?!
Day 19: How I see myself in the future
Day 20
Day 21
Day 22: Recieving bad news
Day 23: A pleasant surprise 💍
Day 24: The bride
Day 25: A study in scent 🌷
Day 26: A break
Day 27
Day 28: Leisure
Day 29: “Courage, dear heart,” - C.S. Lewis
Day 30: Crime scene
Day 31: Oh captain,