100 Day Creativity Challenge (Days 57-63)

I told you guys, I am really behind. Let's power through.

Day 57, I got new markers. I bought some brush markers. They smear a lot.... and it is way harder to make smooth and perfect, but it's the REAL way. I will learn, just wait. #DAY57

If you haven't figured out yet, I am OBSESSED WITH CHRISTMAS! Here is my #DAY58 where I also used Brush pens, still not my favorite, but I CAN DO IT

Day 59 I was challenged to write a friends name very wide.... Weird request, I know. Anyway, I couldn't. It was actually quite a challenge to write his name even remotely well. Anyway, here is my failed #DAY59

Onto Day 60, I felt like my letters weren't looking too hot. So, I went back to basics and wrote out an alphabet. #DAY60

Now, Day 61. This one is pretty self explanatory, MERRY CHRISTMAS! But it wasn't Christmas. #DAY61

Then Day 62, I did some more chalkboard art. This has to be my absolute favorite media!! #DAY62

Finally, Day 63 I wrote down a goal for the 2018. I want to get better at bounce lettering. Some people are so natural with it, but I struggle a lot. GOALS! #DAY63

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