Thatβs over 3600 days in a row. I canβt even write shitty blog posts for five days without needing two days off.
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Vice reports, Mike βBeepleβ Winkelmann, a professional CG artist who has released a ton of animated shorts and worked with musicians like Flying Lotus and deadmau5, started a project a decade ago called βEverydaysβ. It would involve him creating a new digital image every single day.
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β beeple (@beeple) May 1, 2017
βThe purpose of this project is to help me get better at different thingsβ, he says of the idea. βBy posting the results online, Iβm βlessβ likely to throw down a big pile of ass-shit even though most of the time I still do because I suck ass.β
Ten years later and heβs still going.
These kind of endurance projects are nothing new. We often see artists push themselves to do an image every day for a month, or even a year. But doing it for ten years, through all the obstacles a decade presents in a human life (from being sick to doing paid work to having kids), is absolutely bonkers.
Hereβs the 3650th image:
Hereβs to ten more years (note he hasnβt stopped, and is now up to 3655 images).
You can keep up with Beepleβs βEveydaysβ on his site and Facebook