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Canvas board painting is an excellent opportunity for beginners to get their feet into the world of art. Canvas board painting offers a flexible and accessible medium to express yourself, whether you’re an aspiring artist trying to develop your creativity or simply seeking a soothing and therapeutic hobby. We at Abir Pothi are here to […]
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The pencil you choose can have a significant impact on your artistic development when you are sketching and drawing. In this article, we’ll examine the top five graphite pencils, which are indispensable supplies for both professionals and amateurs. 1. Faber Castell Graphite Pencils This pencil set’s break-resistant leads are a result of the Secural bonding
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6th October 2023. ON THIS DAY. “The architect determines the diverse movements of our minds and our hearts; it is then that we experience beauty.” – Le Corbusier Charles-Edouard Jeanneret-Gris, better known by his name Le Corbusier, was a pioneering Swiss-French architect and designer who specialised in contemporary architecture and urban design. Born on this
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Humanity can be categorised into two separate groups of people: people who prefer ball pens, and people who have taste. As a part of the latter crowd, I do have an affinity towards gel pens when it comes to writing. While this hot take might give us gel pen users a small sense of god
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“Whenever you do new work which people don’t understand, they say it was done to create controversy” – M.F. Husain Maqbool Fida Husain, an acclaimed Indian artist, received accolades such as the Padma Shree, Padma Bhushan, and Padma Vibhushan. He was the highest-paid painter in India; at Christie’s auctions, his canvases fetched up to USD
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“We’re not afraid to be queer and different If that means hell, well hell we’ll take the chance They’re all so straight, uptight, upright and rigid … Lavender nights our greatest treasure Where we can be just who we want to be” -The Lavender Song by Ute Lemper We see the colours Lilac and Lavender
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Set in the artworks of Claude Monet, this Handpainted Video Game Took 7 years to be created by artist Pat Naoum. In an age dominated by rapidly advancing technology and instant gratification, a testament to the power of dedication and craftsmanship has emerged in the form of “The Master’s Pupil.” This captivating hand-painted puzzle adventure
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Sure, The theme of Barbie is to make every girl believe they can be anything they want…as long as they’re tall, blonde, white, skinny and their head is larger than their waist! The role of Barbie in the minds of young girls has always been brought into question. Is she a feminist icon, a flagbearer
The Legacy of Barbie: 11 Times the Girl In Plastic Got Too Controversial. Read More »
What makes a Barbie stand out in a world of dolls? The 11.5-inch figure was one of the first of its kind back in the 50s. Barbie is essentially a plaything sculpture made of plastic. In every sculpture, it is the design and themes that play a huge part in shaping the perception in the
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Named after the creator Ruth Handler’s daughter, Barbara Millicent “Barbie” Roberts was officially launched on 9th March 1959. The doll was originally based on somewhat of a sex toy- a German adult call girl doll named Bild Lilli. Handler created Barbie with the intention of making a fully-grown doll for kids after noticing her daughters
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