OPUS DAILY PRACTICE

February 1 to 28, 2022!

Whatever it is you do, practice makes progress…

We will be posting art prompts this February to keep you inspired. There’s a blank page waiting, and there’s art to create!

Get Started Below

Are you up for a challenge? 😉

Click here, to download prompt list.

We’re hosting the Opus Daily Practice Challenge!

Practice your art everyday throughout this 28-day challenge to WIN Prizes from Opus Art Supplies, Winsor & Newton, Williamsburg, Sakura, Hahnemühle, da Vinci Brushes, and more!

Check our Instagram every Sunday for a weekly prompt list – or use your own prompt list. Plus, every Tuesday this February, we’ll be featuring round ups of several challenge entries from the week prior and giving away gift sets full of your favorite art materials .

Enter the challenge by posting on Instagram and using the hashtag #OpusDailyPractice. In the caption, let us know the prompt word (ours or make up your own!) and challenge day number.

Follow us on Instagram @opusartsupplies to see the daily #opusdailypractice prompts and tag your posts with #opusdailypractice for a chance to be featured!

Weekly prompt lists will be posted on our Instagram.

We’ll also be sharing round-ups of the posts!

@OpusArtSupplies

Create Art

Let the daily prompt spark your imagination

Post Your Progress

Inspire others by sharing your work with the hashtag

#OpusDailyPractice

Get Inspired with Daily Practice Videos

Check out our Opus Daily Practice video series with artists sharing their observations about creating daily.

Look at Everyone Practicing!

#OpusDailyPractice

Practice makes Progress!

“Thanks for the wonderful challenges Opus, it was so much fun.
I loved the challenge of the prompts.
Looking forward to next year’s challenge.”
@Capercaille74

“Thanks for the daily reminder to practice!
It was great to be a part of this year’s challenge!
I especially loved the ‘space’ prompt.”
@Lovelittlenikki

“I was hoping you would be doing this again.
I love the motivation”
– Kristine Ovens

“I learn something every year! This year I have my
son going to join me. He writes and I paint.
We will discuss the prompt then do our thing,
separate but together.”
–Marianne Young Crabb