Recently, I had a realization that felt too important not to write down.
I noticed that when I say a goal like ₹3 crore, my body reacts differently than when I say smaller numbers. My voice lowers. My energy contracts. Something inside me becomes cautious, almost as if I should not say it too loudly.
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Recently, I had a realization that felt too important not to write down.
I noticed that when I say a goal like ₹3 crore, my body reacts differently than when I say smaller numbers. My voice lowers. My energy contracts. Something inside me becomes cautious, almost as if I should not say it too loudly.
On 22nd February, we begin this year’s 100 day project.
But this time, I’m not chasing 100 finished pieces.
Instead, I’m creating a mixed media artist book — a space dedicated entirely to exploration, layering, and showing up daily without the pressure to perform.
If you’ve ever considered a 100 day art journal challenge but felt intimidated by perfectionism, this approach may feel softer. More sustainable. More honest.
Let me share how I’m doing it.
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On 22nd February, we begin this year’s 100 day project.
But this time, I’m not chasing 100 finished pieces.
Instead, I’m creating a mixed media artist book — a space dedicated entirely to exploration, layering, and showing up daily without the pressure to perform.
If you’ve ever considered a 100 day art journal challenge but felt intimidated by perfectionism, this approach may feel softer. More sustainable. More honest.
Let me share how I’m doing it.
On 22nd February, we begin this year’s 100 day project.
But this time, I’m not chasing 100 finished pieces.
Instead, I’m creating a mixed media artist book — a space dedicated entirely to exploration, layering, and showing up daily without the pressure to perform.
If you’ve ever considered a 100 day art journal challenge but felt intimidated by perfectionism, this approach may feel softer. More sustainable. More honest.
Let me share how I’m doing it.
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There’s a certain kind of truth that doesn’t come from books — it comes from living through things you didn’t choose. Unpredictability.Lack of emotional safety.Layers of conditioning that you didn’t consciously create. I recently came across a line by Kurt Vonnegut that stayed with me: “To practice any art, no matter how well or badly, is
There comes a point in every creative life when you realize something important:
You cannot keep building your future using other people’s expectations.
You cannot keep measuring yourself through borrowed standards.
You cannot keep shrinking your desires just because someone else may not understand them.
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Lately, I’ve been noticing something inside me that feels hard to explain.
It’s not exactly a thought.
It’s not logic.
It’s not even something I can clearly put into words.
It feels more like an energy in my body.
A hesitation.
There is a certain kind of heaviness & internal resistance that shows up when I am close to finishing a class.
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There’s something about reaching the halfway point of a project.
You’re no longer figuring things out from the beginning… but you’re also not at the end yet. You’re somewhere in between—more settled, a little more trusting of your process.
I’ve completed Days 1 to 50 of my 100-day book, and now I’ve turned the book around to begin the second half—Days 51 to 100.
In this post, I’m sharing how I created the cover pages of each booklet using collage papers, layering papers and fabrics, letting textures overlap, and then finishing each page with a small, quiet focal point.
Nothing too planned. Just responding to what’s in front of me.
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There’s a moment that many artists don’t talk about.
You sit down to paint.
You begin with openness, maybe even excitement.
And then something shifts.
The painting doesn’t go the way you imagined.
The colors don’t sit right.
The composition feels off.
It starts to look… wrong.