100-Day Artmonk Challenge

Creativity isn’t just something you do—it’s a way of being. This 100-day journey is for those who are ready to go deeper, show up consistently, and make art an essential part of their life.
8 live coaching & support sessions with Suiko McCall
Sliding scale pricing ($108-$575) – no one turned away
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Make Your Creativity a Daily Ritual

Committing to 100 days of creative practice rewires your brain, making art as natural as breathing. This challenge isn’t about forcing yourself to create—it’s about falling into a rhythm where creativity flows effortlessly.

With expert guidance, community support, and proven techniques, you’ll transform how you approach your art—no more overthinking, no more procrastination, just consistent, joyful creation.

This is your space to show up, let go, and create freely.

8 live group sessions with guidance from Suiko McCall
Recordings of all live sessions for flexible access
Private online portal for on-demand community support
Optional small support pods for extra accountability

What you'll walk away with

Greater confidence in your artmaking & creativity and a clear sense of yourself as a creator
A sense of real community & kinship with others on the path of art
The foundations for an unbreakable daily practice that nourishes you (even if you’re really busy)
An authentic connection between your spiritual practice and your creativity
Lower stress levels, increased focus, and more access to creative flow
Techniques for building consistency and depth in your practices
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“What I got from this 100 Day Challenge was self-approval. “That’s a good work”. I am a witness to my own work. I’m blown away by the power of orienting toward process.
— Noor A.
“I had a wild breakthrough on day 3 that has radically shifted my relationship to my artmaking. It has given me just what I have longed for internally as an artist. Wow. Astounding grace.”
— Catlin R.

Your 100-day Creative Journey

Here’s what your transformation will look like—step by step.
DAY 1

Kickoff & Intention Setting

Start your journey with a powerful intention-setting session. Meet your Artmonk Sangha Pod, a small group of like-minded creatives who will support you along the way. You’ll clarify your personal goals and learn practical techniques for showing up consistently.

DAY 14

Finding Your Creative Flow

By now, you’ll notice small shifts in your mindset and creative process. We’ll explore what inspires you and how to stay motivated even when resistance creeps in. This is where you begin trusting your own unique creative rhythm.

DAY 28

Building a Sustainable Practice

This is where things get real—you're building a habit that sticks. You’ll discover what works best for you, identify obstacles, and refine your practice to fit your life.

DAY 42

The Inner Critic & Artshare

Self-doubt might start creeping in, but you’ll learn how to quiet your inner critic and reclaim your creative confidence. This is also your chance to share your work in a safe, supportive space—only if you want to!

DAY 56

Navigating Resistance

This is often when old habits try to pull you back—but you’ll push through. Learn how to recognize and work with creative resistance instead of letting it stop you. By now, your practice is becoming second nature.

DAY 77

The Wise Heart & Creative Expansion

As your confidence grows, so does your freedom. You’ll deepen the connection between your creativity and spirituality, releasing perfectionism and embracing creative joy. This is where you start seeing lasting transformation.

DAY 90

Self-Acceptance & Confidence

You’ve made it this far and the shift is undeniable. Creativity feels more natural, resistance has softened, and self-doubt holds less power over you. You’ll reflect on your progress and prepare to integrate this practice beyond the challenge.

DAY 100

Final Celebration & Reflection

You did it! Over the past 100 days, you’ve built a creative habit that’s yours to keep. We’ll celebrate your journey, reflect on how far you’ve come, and set the stage for what’s next. By now, you know: you are an artist, and this is only the beginning.

How does the 100 Day Challenge work? 

Choosing your daily practice
Live sessions flow
Themes covered on live calls
Optional Artmonk Sangha Pods
Sliding scale pricing

Bonus Workshop: Design Your Ideal Daily Practice

When you sign up for the 100-Day Artmonk Challenge, you’ll also get access to a 90-minute live workshop designed to help you craft a daily practice that’s both exciting and sustainable.
Gain Clarity
Discover what excites you and create a practice that feels meaningful and fulfilling.
Make It Work for You
Design a creative habit that fits into your life with ease and consistency.
Get Personalized Guidance
Bring your questions and get feedback from Suiko to refine your daily practice.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to attend every live session?

No. I understand that we all have busy lives. It IS important to attend the Kick Off session live because that is where you’ll join an Artmonk Sangha Pod and decide how to be in contact with each other. Because the Sangha Pods are a really important part of the program, it’s important to make that first contact. If you absolutely cannot attend that call but reeeeeally want to be in the program and promise you’ll be really engaged and active with your pod, then email suiko@artmonastery.org to discuss.

The live sessions are a beautiful time to come together, connect, share, and unpack some of the themes that tend to arise as we move through the challenge. They are there to support you. You can certainly watch the recordings afterward.

Do I need to know ahead of time what my daily practice will be?

You need to know what your daily practice will be starting on Day 1. When you register for the 100 Day Challenge you receive access to a free live online 90-minute workshop that will help you clarify the ideal daily practice for you — one that is both inspiring and sustainable. If you've missed the live workshop, you'll receive a recording.

Do I have to be part of a pod?

No, you don’t. On the registration form, you can opt out of the Artmonk Sangha Pods.

Do I need to be 'a real artist' to participate in the challenge?

First of all, at the Art Monastery, we believe that everyone is an artist.
Everyone.
Even you.
Especially you!

Secondly, the 100 Day Challenge is fundamentally a life-changing social sculpture about TRANSFORMATION:

  • transformation of how you see yourself
  • transformation of your understanding of what you are capable of
  • transformation of your definition of spiritual practice and of art making

However you categorize yourself now, after making art every day for 100 Days you'll be an artist.

What kind of art can I do?

All of it!

YOU determine what your daily goal is, what the shape and scope of your practice is. Your creative expression is utterly unique to you and will likely shift over the course of the 100 days. In the past participants have painted, drawn, photographed, written poetry, journaled, collaged, collaborated with their toddlers, designed tarot cards, found inspiration in the I-Ching, incorporated nature walks, played the same song on guitar every day, sung with a metronome, collected rocks, and more.

Does the challenge require meditation or Buddhist beliefs in order to participate?

Not at all!

While the Art Monastery is deeply rooted in Buddhism and mindfulness meditation, we passionately acknowledge that each individual’s spirituality is their very own and constantly evolving. This program is about connecting with your own authentic practice and making a bridge between your spirituality and your creativity.

Suiko will guide a 10-minute grounding meditation at the beginning of the live calls, but you need no previous experience or beliefs in order to enjoy those.

I don't know if I can handle making a whole piece of art every single day!

You don’t have to!

While some people have written a poem or made a painting every day, that is just one way to engage the Challenge. It is also wonderful to work on a much larger project a little bit each day.

Some daily practices will lend themselves more easily to daily sharing.
Some daily practices may not result in anything tangible.
All are welcome.

Build an Unshakable Creative Practice

This challenge only happens once a year. If you're ready to build a creative habit that lasts, don’t miss your chance.

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“The Artmonk Challenge did for me exactly what I had hoped it would — helped me establish a daily art practice. I cannot tell you how grateful I am! I have a ridiculously hard time establishing routines of any sort—definitely my biggest challenge—but making a small goal (art 5-10 minutes every day) and having the accountability of the community, worked for me.”
— Michel W.
“It actually worked! About 50 days in, I was heading to my studio to work and I realized it was no longer a question of “oh, I have to remember to do art.” It had become a habit, something that I did without thinking. This is huge for me, as I have a ridiculously hard time creating consistent practices of any kind.”
“I woke up to my deluded perception of time and I will continue practicing writing daily. I know how to make the practice sustainable now.
“Suiko, your teachings are incredibly skillful. I’ve talked to a lot of my friends about how you teach. I’ve taught workshops on breaking through writer’s block and artistic blocks so I know a lot about this and I’m in awe of your insight and the incredibly loving and accepting way that you teach. I feel that you are modeling that for us to be that way toward ourselves. That’s really huge. I’m really grateful.
—Diana R.
“Because of the challenge, I now have confidence in my capacity to make art, the value of my work, my connection with creative spirit and others through art practice.”
I have recommitted to regular creative practice, and expanded and deepened my creative practice.”