Interview with Kate Bingaman-Burt from the book 365: A Daily Creativity Journal: Make Something Every Day and Change Your Life!

Want a 365 Merit badge? I know you do! All the details about how to get one are posted over at the aptly named blog 365: Make something every day and change your life! after the book of the same name 365: A Daily Creativity Journal: Make Something Every Day and Change Your Life!. I am participating in this challenge over at my blog The Card Album. I am trying to make a greeting card every day. Well, I have not nearly come close to every day but I certainly make something every day and will continue to post greeting card designs as often as I can, it just might take me a bit longer. :)

So if you want one of these merit badges, pop on over to Noah's 365 blog post for all the details. But before you do, here is a fun inside peek into his book that features an interview with Kate Bingaman-Burt.

Click on the pages from 365: A Daily Creativity Journal to enlarge and read all about her creativity.

 More about the book:

 

365: A Daily Creativity Journal: Make Something Every Day and Change Your Life!

by

Noah Scalin

The concept of Noah Scalin’s "365 method" is simple but inspired: Choose a theme or medium, then make something every day for a year. Noah made 365 skull-themed projects . . . now he invites you to choose your obsession and get creative!

The book offers 365 project prompts to kick start your creativity, plus plenty of room for journaling, sketching, and jotting down ideas. Learn how to choose your subject and document your work, and see examples from other artists and crafters who took the 365 challenge. In addition, master new techniques to incorporate into your projects, including quilling, clay-making, paper pop-up engineering, and more. Share your progress with other 365-ers at www.MakeSomething365.com.

With  365 A Daily Creativity Journal you’ll get charged up, get messy, and get inspired, and you’ll see how making something every day can change your creative process—and change your life—forever!

In 2007, artist Noah Scalin came up with an ingenious idea: he cut a skull out of orange paper and posted it on his blog with the note, “I’m making a skull image every day for a year.” His year-long art project became an award-winning internet sensation that resulted in the book Skulls, as well as landing him in the New York Times and on the Martha Stewart Show. He lives in Richmond, Virginia.

www.noahscalin.com

www.skulladay.blogspot.com