Martin AKA Jig5aw in London, UK created 365 Days of Art.
Why did you decide to do this project? Art
and photography have always been two of my main interests, but with a
growing family and ever challenging work commitments I found myself
spending less and less time on these activities which I love. The
decision to start a 365 days or art project with a new piece of art
produced each day was potentially a drunken one, but now that I am 316
days into the project it was one of my better decisions whilst under the
influence of alcohol.
How has doing a yearlong/daily
project affected your life? The
regularity of producing a new idea each day has forced me into testing
really how much I love art and the processes that come with it and I’ve
been pleasantly surprised. Some family holidays, serious hangovers,
technology issues two young children and unplanned work scenarios have
all tested me to the limit, but somewhat surprisingly I have managed to
stick to it. I wouldn’t say the project has affected my life other than
through the generation of 316 days worth of materials and clutter in our
home, but it feels like it has enhanced it. I have built up a pretty
impressive ability to survive on a limited amount of sleep, but as the
days have passed I have learnt to be more focused and efficient in my
art creation so the hours I spend in bed are increasing when the kids
allow it!
See all of Martin's days HERE.
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