The 100 Day Project is starting this Sunday, on 22 February 2026, and after much deliberation, I’ve finally come up with my project — 100 Days of Play!

Part of me wanted to do 100 days of art journaling again this year. But I have a lot of unfinished projects floating around the studio and some ideas for other mixed media projects.

I’ve also realized that there’s a part of me that wants to be “more serious” about my art practice, now that I have more time for it. But there’s a bigger part of me that doesn’t want anything to do with “serious”. These two parts have been having a tug of war, and I think it’s time I got them to bury the hatchet, so to speak!

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In recent months, I’ve felt a bit disconnected from my art practice. The urgency I used to feel to create when I was still working my 9 to 5 job is missing. I have spent time at the painty table, of course, but it’s more sporadic than what it used to be.

One of the reasons for this lack of urgency to paint is, I think, the dramatic reduction in my stress levels. Art was my way of destressing after a crazily insane work day. Another reason is because I’m in a different creative season, with my writing currently in the driver’s seat.

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