What Is the 100 Days Clipart Challenge?

The 100 Days Clipart challenge is a self‑imposed art sprint where creators produce a small, reusable illustration every day for one hundred consecutive days. Unlike larger projects, each clipart piece is designed to be simple enough for quick completion yet detailed enough to be useful in digital designs, animations, or social‑media posts. By the end of the challenge, participants have a ready‑made library of icons, characters, and decorative elements that can be mixed, matched, and animated.

Why a Daily Clipart Routine Works

Consistent practice is a proven method for skill development. When you draw a new clipart asset each day, you:

Getting Started: Planning Your 100 Days

Before you begin, set up a simple framework. A clear plan reduces decision fatigue and helps you track progress.

  1. Define a theme or mix of themes. You might focus on “everyday objects,” “fantasy creatures,” or a blend of both.
  2. Choose a medium. Digital tablets (Procreate, Clip Studio Paint) are popular, but pencil‑on‑paper works just as well if you scan or photograph your work.
  3. Set a realistic time limit. Aim for 15–30 minutes per piece so the challenge stays sustainable.
  4. Create a tracking sheet. A spreadsheet or printable calendar lets you mark each completed day and note any ideas for future revisions.

Tools and Resources for Clipart Creation

While any drawing tool can produce clipart, certain resources streamline the process.