Create with Orbit Nuts
The 100-Day Project
Season 01 in planning · Dates to be announced
One pair. A hundred days of paying attention.
We are planning a shared season of wenwan walnut journals: creators beginning together, spending time with their pairs, and documenting what they notice along the way.
The idea is simple. Start with a clear record. Return to the same pair. Share the changes honestly, including the days when very little seems different.
Tell us about your creator interest
The surface is only part of the story
A familiar ridge. A more comfortable movement. A subtle change in sheen. We are interested in how people get to know an object as much as how the object looks at the end.
A hundred days gives the project a shared frame. It does not promise a particular color or finish. Different pairs and routines may tell different stories.
A record worth following
Our proposed format follows the same pair from a starting photograph through a few shared check-ins to day 100. Repeatable lighting and camera positions help make comparisons useful. Short notes capture handling, care, breaks, and anything applied to the surface.
We want the real sequence: subtle results, missed days, and all. Any gifted products or paid relationships should be clear to the audience.
Interested in creating a journal with us?
Use the form below to introduce yourself, share a public profile if you like, and tell us what draws you to the idea. We welcome thoughtful observation and clear storytelling at any audience size.
This sends Orbit Nuts a creator-interest inquiry with permission to reply. It does not subscribe you to a newsletter or confirm participation. Dates, format, and any collaboration terms will be shared separately when ready.
Begin your own record anytime
You can keep a private journal now, without joining a season. Our 100-day journal guide offers a simple starting format. New to the practice? Read How to Begin.
A little time, in your hands.
Tell us a little about your idea.
- The story you want to tell and why it interests you.
- The format you have in mind, from photography to video or an in-person gathering.
- A link to your work, if you have one.