“Konjum Salangai” Pen Drawing Work done by me. This is one of the fastest drawings I have done, completed in an hours time. Salangai is my passion as a Bharathanatyam dancer. So the first thing which came to mind when
This is a basic 3D shapes drawing work given to my 10th std class as part of Art education in school. Colouring done in Pencil Colours.
Do you believe that there are 7 people out there in the world who look like you? Well, you have no chance of that, unless you have 7 doppelgangers. A doppelganger is someone who looks just like you, basically, ‘a
Portrait Sketch of an elegant South Indian Lady. Used graphite pencils of different shades for this drawing.
Smartphones and social media have dominated us for a long time now. Now, it’s hard to find someone without a smartphone and a social media account. And life without them is also unthinkable as it has
Good Morning to everyone present here. Today, I am going to apprise you about our first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. Born on November 14, 1889, the day we celebrate Children’s Day, at Allahabad, he was a prominent freedom fighter
Wishing everyone a happy and prosperous Diwali!!! May the color and lighting of Diwali Fill your home with joy and pleasure Happy Diwali!!!
A short story I wrote recently. A Father’s Lesson Once there was an old man. He had four sons. They always quarreled with each other. The main reason for the quarrels would be about the inheritance of their father’s property.
Children’s Day is coming up and most schools will be in preparation of the grand annual celebrations. But how did this particular date, November 14, come up as Children’s Day? Most of you might be knowing that November 14 is
As Diwali approaches, we all start thinking about the exciting things coming up: the delectable sweets, new ethnic wear and jewellery, gifts and of course, the quintessential firecrackers. How can Diwali be exciting without crackers? Just a week to go