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Did this prompt from memory so I definitely remembered "plastic bags as your primary material" as "plastic bags as your only material." Oh well! Have a goose.
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10 years ago today: Day #30 of the 365 skulls of my original Skull-A-Day project! Today is the last day of the Skull-a-bration celebrating the 10th anniversary of this project! It's been fun looking back at how these initial 30 days formed the base on which all of the amazing things that happened throughout the rest of the year (and well beyond) were built. They were nothing grand, just fun little experiments that allowed me to discover more about myself and show others what I was capable doing. When I started with a small orange paper skull, I could barely imagine where this project would go. If you had told me some of the amazing things that were down the line (book deals, job offers, travel, new friends, and much more), I doubt I would've believed it possible. The important part was that I stayed focused on the micro rather than the macro. Making 365 skulls was actually terribly daunting if I stopped to think about it at all. But if I asked myself "could I make one skull in one day?" that seemed possible. And I just kept asking that question each day as I went along until I got to the end. Thanks to everyone who's been following along and making their own skulls to celebrate as well! If you haven't seen anyof them yet there's a great collection over on PInterest. And hey, it's never too late to make one yourself and share it with the #skulladay & #creativesprint hashtags, you never know where it might take you! There are also still a few days left to take advantage of the great book deal being offered by Chop Suey Books! Get the Skull-A-Day book AND Creative Sprint for only $30 (that's $13 off the combined cover price!). Don't miss out, get em here before 7/7/17.
#creativesprint Day 16: Mark Rothko no. 14 recreated
Challenge the Eleventh
Make something inspired by the last song or piece of music you listened to.
January 11 - I knew I wanted to write a poem for today’s challenge since the line between poetry and lyrics is pretty much nonexistent. That, and I'm the wordiest damn idiot I ever met. However, I was super curious as to WHAT SONG I should listen to – let’s be real, I did not follow the letter of the law on this one; I was going to create based on the RIGHT song, not just the last one I heard. So I finally remembered a lesser-known anthem that pulls in themes from Whitman’s Leaves of Grass, the dangers of war, personhood, and I built off those ideas.
10 years ago today, I made a tiny orange paper skull that started a chain reaction that completely transformed my life!
The Skull-A-Day project was a simple idea, meant to boost me out of a creative rut that I'd fallen into. I never expected it would lead me to a new career, opportunities to travel the world, multiple book deals, opportunities to show my art in museums and galleries internationally, and even a visit to The Martha Stewart show. I still get opportunities almost daily related to the project. 10 years of dividends on a 1 year investment is pretty amazing. All of this is the reason I consistently encourage others to take on the daily creative challenge. Even as small a commitment as 30-days is enough to create major changes in people's lives.
Please join me in celebrating our craniums today by taking a moment to do one little creative act and sharing it with the world, you never know where it will lead!
If you're a longtime fan of the project I'd love to hear from you (when did you find it? how did it inspire you?).
If you're up for a bigger challenge why not make your own 30-days of skulls starting today. If you share it with the #CreativeSprint & #SkullADay hashtags I'll track you down and give you a prize!
Also if you haven't picked up a copy of the Skull-A-Day book, featuring all 365 of the original skulls, plus a great essay from the Mütter Museum's curator Anna Dhody, now would be a good time, as the publisher Chop Suey Books is offering it in combination with the new book I wrote with my sister, Creative Sprint, for a massive discount! Get it HERE.
p.s. I'll be re-sharing the first 30 days of the project, starting today here on Tumblr and also Instagram, Facebook & Twitter.
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ON JUNE 4TH, 2017 SKULL-A-DAY TURNS 10!
In 2007 Noah Scalin had an idea. He would make a different skull a day for a year on his blog, the idea was simple, but crazy enough to go viral within weeks. It landed him book deals and an appearance on the Martha Stewart Show, all the while completely transforming his art and life in the process. Because of its rabid following the Skull-A-Day project continued long after its first year and grew from a fanbase to an international community of skull art creators!
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of his seminal Skull-A-Day project we're kicking off a 30-day “skull-a-bration” and everyone is invited!
Starting on June 4th – the date Skull-A-Day project launched 10 years previously (now known as Skull Appreciation Day) – Noah will be re-sharing the first 30 skulls daily on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and of course here on Tumblr.
In addition skull lovers everywhere are invited to celebrate Skull Appreciation Day on June 4th, by sharing their own original skull themed artworks on a variety of platforms.
Prizes will be given to anyone who completes their own 30-day skull art challenge between June 4 and July 3 using the #SkullADay & #CreativeSprint hashtags.
Sign up for the Creative Sprint mailing list today to get a special weekly inspiration email during the Skull-A-Day celebration, featuring creativity boosting prompts, Noah’s lessons from the project, and free downloads.
#creativesprint Day 31: Reflect. https://www.instagram.com/p/CkZoiQGOOWN/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
#creativesprint Day 30: You did it! Make a trophy for yourself! Idk who Rizzo is or where they ran, but sure, why not?! #thiswasfun #thankyou @anotherlimitedrebellion https://www.instagram.com/p/CkXHC11ObTg/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
