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Coming Full Circle, My Story - Part 2
Coming Full Circle, My Story - Part 2

Twelve year old Cristina with her color coded 500 page notebook, full of ideas and a well curated collection.

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digital, illustration, lettering, learningCristina Krampmy story, my story part 2, a professional student, ta ta taaaa, remember encyclopedias?, my curated version, curated collection, color coded notebook, collecting thoughts, collecting content, words and illustrations, drawing, bubble letters, classroom chalkboards, lettering practice, first lettering animation, illustrative lettering, illustrating words, joinmyjourney, let's work together, let's talk, sharing love, sharing light, sharing growth, shaking the chalk eraserComment
Why do something for 100 days?
Why do something for 100 days?

top 10 lessons from 100 days of explorations

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projects, painting, learning, illustrationCristina Kramp100 days, 100 day project, the 100 day project, cementing my style, paintin, drawing, desinging, lessons I learned, lessons from 100 day project, why do something for 100 days, 100 days of what, tackle the 'someday' ideas, accountability, repetition to habits to awareness to knowledge, take the leap, get uncomfortable and grow, 100, 100 pieces, connection, notice, 10 lessons from 100 days, celebrate achievements, focus and practice = deliberate practice, deliberate practice, dandelion, ranunculus, lacey flowers, Utah, tips for 100 days Comments
100 days of Cementing My Style at 100%
100 days of Cementing My Style at 100%

Self-portrait to celebrate finishing my 100 days project

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illustration, painting, patterns, projects, digitalCristina Kramp100 days project, the100daysproject, 100dayproject completed, all done, cementing my style, 100%, self-portrait, Pacific Northwest illustrator, Cristina Kramp, I am done! for now, patterned background, stylized figure, simplifying face features, observing is key, milestone, milestone reached, gouache on paper, digital collage, ink on chalkboard paint, ink on paper, drawing, resemblance Comments