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Your creative transformation begins January 22, 2026!

2026 is the year you release the art stuck inside you.

A supportive, accountability-driven 75-day art challenge for artists (of any level) who want to get out of their heads and make this their most creative year yet. One day at a time, you’ll quiet the fear of “bad” art, lean into the power of play, and create a lot of art — the kind that finally feels like yours.

Join the 3rd Annual Challenge!

1,241 Participants

since 2024 from all skill levels, and from countries around the world

27,210 Pieces of Art

created including sketches, paintings, digital illustrations, and collage

1 Common Goal

to make art every day so that it comes more easily and with more joy

 

15 minutes a day. 75 days of consistency. Creating Art That Finally Feels Like You!

Here’s the truth: success isn’t about innate talent—it’s about showing up for yourself. And you don’t have to do it alone.

 THE PROBLEM 75 ART SOLVES: 

Most artists don’t struggle with ideas or skill. It’s consistent creation that’s the sticking point.

The biggest reason artists aren’t creating is perfectionism, overthinking, and the fear of making “bad” art sneaks in and steals the joy out of simply making art for art’s sake.

Because even when you’ve got your eye on making a career out of your art, you’ve got to enjoy the creative process. Layer in the habit of creating art consistently and you build the confidence, clarity, and portfolio that’ll help you make progress on your goals.  

75 Art gives you structure, accountability, and a simple daily rhythm— without waiting for inspiration to magically appear.

By showing up for 15 minutes a day, you build creative stamina and on-demand confidence a professional art path requires.

Little sessions add up fast. By the end of 75 Art, you’ll have a collection of artwork you can use for pitches, social proof, product ideas, or your next big opportunity.

 Here’s what makes 75 Art work, even on the days you’re tired, uninspired, or convinced everything you make is terrible (it’s not): 

The structure is simple, the support is steady, and the accountability keeps you moving so you don’t fall off after week one.

Starting January 22, you will get access to:

Live Drawing Sessions

Join me for weekly 30-minute drawing sessions. I'll give you tips and pep talks while we draw. Together, we’ll quiet that inner critic so you can focus on the joy of making art.

Drawing Prompts

Total freedom can actually be paralyzing—that’s why 75 Art isn’t just committing to drawing every day. When you join, you'll receive 75 prompts to guide you through each day’s drawing session. But, if inspiration strikes, you can draw whatever you want. The whole point is that you have the support you need to create something each day.

Community & Connection

Draw alongside a supportive, private group of artists for 75 days of accountability, encouragement, and sharing. Celebrate wins, overcome blocks, and keep your commitment to show up for yourself, one day and one drawing at a time.

Join 75 Art now

How it works:

Enroll & Commit

Sign up and set aside just 15 minutes a day from January 22 through April 6. That small, consistent habit is all it takes to start building creative momentum and confidence.

Draw Every Day

Pick up your pencil, marker, or whatever inspires you, and let your ideas flow. Share your work in the private community so you can celebrate wins, get encouragement, and stay accountable. No pressure, no judgment, just making art: for fun!

Celebrate Your Progress

By the end of 75 days, you’ll see how far you’ve come. Your creative stamina will be stronger, your confidence higher, and your collection of work ready for the next opportunity, whether it’s pitches, product ideas, or just pure artistic joy.

75 Art costs $75 to participate—just a dollar a day. There are plenty of free drawing challenges out there, but a little skin in the game makes you that much more likely to stick with the commitment.

Plus, if you could buy consistency and confidence in your daily drawing habit at your local art supply store, you can bet it’d cost more than $75.

It’s not about talent—it’s about consistency.

Consistency can beat talent every time—when it shows up. The artists who build strong portfolios and inspiring careers aren’t the ones with perfect technique, they’re the ones who show up, day after day, even when the blank page feels intimidating.

75 Art gives you the structure, prompts, and support to keep your hands moving (creating!) for 75 days. 75 days isn’t just enough time to form a habit—it’s enough time to break through fear, build momentum, and start seeing real progress in your creative practice.

Hi, I'm Genna Blackburn.

Big creative goals, like building a portfolio, attracting licensing clients, or launching a shop, all rely on one thing: being able to consistently produce art. Not perfect art. Not even usable art. Just consistent creation over time. But consistency isn’t a habit that’s developed overnight. 

I know how hard that can be. Life gets full. Blank pages are intimidating. And the pressure to make something “good” can stop you before you start.

As a fellow artist, I’ve been through every season of creative inspiration, boredom, lack of motivation, and everything in between. But once I learned how to show up consistently, no matter how I felt about art that day, everything shifted.

I went from second-guessing every idea to:

  • producing a large body of work and developing a recognizable style
  • signing licensing deals with brands I’d admired for years
  • becoming a Skillshare Top Teacher
  • growing my business and audience far beyond what I imagined—15x my instagram following

But those changes didn’t happen because I got lucky, or even because I’m a particularly skilled artist. They happened because I committed to creating more art—and that volume built clarity, confidence, and momentum.

That’s why I built 75 Art: to give you the structure, community, and daily rhythm that make consistent creation feel not only possible, but enjoyable and rewarding. I want you to experience what happens when you stop waiting for inspiration to strike and start building the creative life you’ve been imagining.

      

See what past students are saying!

 

Kristi Westberg

Before joining 75 Art I struggled to create new artwork consistently. I loved Genna's relaxed approach to the process and found drawing get easier and easier with every day that passed. I couldn't believe I made it the full 75 days! After 75 Art I had several sketchbook drawings that I'm now refining and turning into more refined work for my portfolio. It's a wonderful program that I would join again in a heartbeat.

Kim Chow

75 Art has transformed my creative practice! I found the structure and motivation I needed to draw every day. Before, I battled with staying consistent, being too much of a perfectionist, and feeling scared to share my work. Now, I cannot be stopped. Drawing and sharing my work has continued as a daily habit, even after the challenge. I've even adapted my favorites into art on physical products. If you're looking to level up your creative practice, I can't recommend this challenge enough!

Jacinta Lacey

Before 75 Art I would pick up a pencil or paint brush a couple of times a year, if that. These creations from those first couple of weeks blow my mind, not because they are the most amazing or beautiful art I have ever created but because I felt comfortable and inspired to try things I had never done before. I haven't stopped creating and I will be exhibiting some of my botanical prints — showing work publicly was something I had never even dared to dream of.

Carrie Richardson, BrightKind Creative

I took this course as an established artist who had gotten out of the habit of making art regularly, just for art’s sake. 75 Art gave me an excuse to set aside daily art time again, reinvigorated my creativity, and added another branch of digital art to my business! Highly recommend!!

Tracey Diamond

I absolutely love Genna and loved 75 Art. You've given me the ability to not box myself in when creating and still add my own flair to prompts outside of my "normal" drawing ideas. Loved every second of this and now have a journal full of pieces for my portfolio and to turn into something bigger. Thank you Genna!!!

Esther Longmore

75 Art helped me improve my art skills through daily drawing and motivated me to push through the hard days when I had nothing left in me. It propelled me forward by nurturing a daily art habit, which has increased my productivity and my creativity. I'm grateful for Genna and the community she fosters! It sounds cliché, but I truly wouldn't be where I am without participating in 75 Art.

Kate Bizer

My days are spent creating, but my work as a graphic designer is always in service to someone else. With 75 Art I found space to focus on my own creative interests and was able to carve out time each day to experiment with different types of media. The more time I spend making art for myself, the more my appetite grows for further exploration and for maintaining a consistent creative practice.

"I always believed  “I can’t draw." I now draw with my grandchildren and how wonderful it feels when they say “That looks really good, Grandma”! My heart glows. Thank you Genna for opening my drawing world up after being tightly closed for 60 years!"

—Shirley

"My goal was to find joy in drawing again, be less critical, be brave enough to experiment and create daily. I was able to do all these things in 75 days."

—Barbara A.

"75 Art helped me find my creative spark, which I thought I'd lost. It made me see I can make time and that art doesn't have to be perfect, it's just about giving it a go, one day at a time."

—Tania L.

"I have definitely grown more as an artist over these past few weeks than I have in the last year. And now I have a daily craving to create. Beautiful habit established!"

—Tina

"I loved 75 Art and I am so glad I did it. It turned out that working on my 75 Art piece every day was my favorite part of the day. I finally made myself and my artwork important."

—Megan Bauer

"I came into it not believing in my ability to draw or even believing that I am an artist. I am an artist and I can draw! My skills, confidence and overall happiness grew because of 75 Art."

—Mary Izett

"Genna has a way of teaching that’s down to earth and encouraging, and it really inspired me to keep going. I truly feel some of the work I’ve made is going to help propel my surface design dreams, and the momentum 75 Art created is undeniable!"

—Jacki Loomis

"Finding my creativity became easier and ultimately led me to producing art that was licensed to a fabric company, and another company interested in licensing."

—Sara Cartmell

"This challenge changed my life. I went from sporadically making art to creating daily. I have developed my style and skills and the pressure to create something perfect is gone. I will forever be grateful for the growth I had over the 75 days."

—Krista

"75 Art was the beginning of my getting back into drawing. Since 75 Art last year, I’ve set up a Spoonflower shop and an Etsy shop where I sell digital files for laser cutters. My most popular Spoonflower design is one I created from a 75 Art prompt."

—Jennifer Cryder

Join 75 Art now

Creating consistently for 75 days means you will:

Love more and more of the art you’re making

Have plenty of art to build a portfolio or open a shop

Experience an increase in creativity and ideas

Let go of fear and the weight of perfectionism

Begin to see your signature style emerging

Develop a habit that will help you pursue your artistic career

"I’m convinced that Genna's approachability as a teacher and artist set the tone for one of the best internet community experiences I've had to date." —Bekah Kitterman

Join 75 Art now

Release your inner artist.

Consistency does something that waiting for inspiration never will: it builds momentum. Fifteen focused minutes a day is enough to quiet the overthinking, sidestep the pressure of perfection, and let your ideas actually make it onto the page.

Most artists don’t struggle with skill or imagination. The real barrier is the fear of making something that isn’t “good enough.” That fear stops the rhythm before it even begins.

When you join 75 Art, you don’t give that fear room to take over. You show up, you create your art, and you keep moving—because art isn’t about being perfect, it’s about creating something that didn’t exist before you picked up your pencil (or marker or paintbrush or crayon). 

Over time, the hesitation fades, your confidence grows, and you create more art than you thought possible.

That’s the shift I want to help you experience, because creating consistently can change everything about your artistic path.

Meet the Support Team

These incredible artists will be active in the community throughout the 75 days—offering encouragement, sharing their experience, and helping answer questions when you need support. Their presence adds a layer of connection and steadiness that helps make the community extra welcoming and special.

Tracy Beagen

Caroline Dacey

Katy Grube

"The community and Genna were so supportive and encouraging, and kept me motivated throughout the 75-day challenge. Now I know I can commit to my art practice no matter how busy I am." —Connie C.

INVEST WITH CONFIDENCE

75 Art comes with a 7-day money-back guarantee.

75 Art isn’t just a challenge, it’s got a support system built right in. Through the live sessions, the prompts, and the momentum that comes from creating alongside others, it’s designed to keep you accountable and invested. 

But if after your first week, you feel the program isn’t the right fit for you, I’ll give your money back.

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