design-challenge
Over the past 74 days, I committed to designing one poster every day as a personal challenge to enhance my creative thinking and experiment with a variety of styles. Balancing this routine with a full-time job and evening studies made the process even more demanding, but it pushed me to design consistently—even during moments of creative block.
An additional layer of difficulty came from working in a 1:1 square format, which is significantly harder to design compared to traditional poster dimensions. This constraint forced me to rethink composition, hierarchy, and balance on a daily basis, strengthening both my discipline and creative problem-solving skills.
This project combines rewarding and challenging aspects, balancing full-time work, evening studies, and a daily design routine. It demonstrates that creativity and performance are skills that can be systematically trained rather than dependent on inspiration. The process further illustrates how consistency generates results and how discipline often unlocks creativity.
