For 100 days, I created one poster a day using information collected from students, including their name, city, major, favorite class, and a short reason why. Each poster was shared on Instagram as a way to document the process daily.

Through this project, I learned that not every output needs to be perfect or even liked, but showing up consistently matters. Over time, the project reframed design for me as an act of commitment—making decisions, and continuing even when motivation fluctuates.

Looking back, I realize that I spent a lot of time overthinking at the beginning. I think the work could have grown more quickly and more freely if I had focused on starting rather than worrying too much about making the “right” choices.