In her article for Type Worship, Janine Heinrichs details her journey from post-graduation struggles to artistic growth through a self-imposed challenge. Amid the pandemic, feeling disheartened after numerous job rejections, she committed to creating one poster a day for a year. This routine fostered her creativity and led to daily interactions within the design community on social media. By focusing on the process rather than the outcome, she overcame imposter syndrome and discovered that sharing her work openly built confidence and attracted interesting projects.
It's not about the product; it's about the process. If you focus on enjoying the process and releasing attachments to the results, you won't be so hesitant to share your work.
I decided to challenge myself to design one poster every day for one year and share it online, cultivating a community of designers and creatives.
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