The above artwork is based upon a subject really close to my heart, that is, body shaming. As a person who has been both what is termed as “healthy” by our society and “skinny”, the concept of body shaming really speaks out to me. To be honest, it does not really matter how much you … Continue reading
Oceans of fantasy – Of all the waves, one wave and another wave, green sea, I chose only the one wave, the indivisible wave of your body. I chose only your savage heart and your love, darkly in my body leaves the dense fragrance that rises from the wave. Wisdom’s Call – Awakening with the … Continue reading
Simrat worked hard the past year on this very scrumptious and life like artwork. By doing so intermingling her love for food and art. “Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food.” – Hippocrates I certainly believe in these words. Food can be the most satisfying thing in this world. The aroma of that … Continue reading
Note: I’d love for the reader to take a look at the painting and have a personal interpretation of it before he/ she continues to read mine. 🙂 Through several books and movies, we have been taught that love shared between two people, often romantic, is what we call two bodies and one soul. Streams of … Continue reading
A series of paintings inspired by Urdu.
Fajr – The beauty before every morning. Continue reading
Life began in the sea.. I was very fortunate enough to be a part of it at a very young age. Because of this exposure, I have a very deep seated love for travelling. These illustrations represent a part of my childhood and some of the best memories that I will always cherish. Medium: Ink … Continue reading
Music. When we listen to music that is simple and soulful, it can change the way we look at things. It can turn your day upside down. That’s how powerful it is & how we know it to be. The problem with the kind of music we listen to in today’s times, is that our … Continue reading
Here is one of Sarah Kaushik’s wonderful zine-esque digital art which indulges in themes such as androgyny and non conformity to portray the fluid aspects of gender. Here, she talks about her creative process, technique, and why she choose this particular idea to illustrate. Studying design in India and pursuing the multidimensionality of the discipline … Continue reading
Moon is just not a celestial body to me. It’s an inspiration. I mean it’s a single body that affects oceans, creates tides just by being itself. Isn’t that fascinating? The second one is inspired by a drawing which is very famous on the internet. It has two hands, one of them is colored and … Continue reading
An art illustration is just another story unspoken of. By Pallavi Shankar About Pallavi: Pallavi Shankar, aged 18, residing in Bangalore is an avid amateur photographer and a budding artist who attains gratification from her sketches which by and large seem captivating not being confined to the likes of mainstream themes. She is currently pursuing … Continue reading
