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Introduction Since its invention in 1842, cyanotype printing—a photographic printing technique that yields a cyan-blue print—has been a favourite among photographers and painters. Cyanotype printing, which is well-known for its ease of use and the dreamy appearance of its output, has expanded beyond its conventional limitations to encompass a range of media, such as paper […]
Introduction Three members of the climate advocacy group Last Generation were handed eight-month prison sentences by the Berlin Tiergarten District Court after they sprayed orange paint on the Brandenburg Gate. The activists, whose ages range from 22 to 64, carried out the protest in September using fire extinguishers filled with paint, coating the iconic landmark’s
Each state; each district; each region of India is a mecca of tradition. One may find many folk arts and rituals. Whether it is Jaipur’s Blue Pottery, Madhya Pradesh’s Bhil, or Tamil Nadu’s Tanjore paintings, each of these eclectic art forms is nuanced and differs greatly from each other. There might be overlaps, with some
An Oral Tradition: Saura Painting of Orissa Read More »
India, renowned for its rich cultural heritage and diversity, is a land of vibrant festivals and celebrations that reflect the country’s unity in diversity. These festivals, reflecting Indian tradition and spirituality, mark various occasions ranging from harvest seasons to religious observances, and are celebrated with great enthusiasm and fervour across the length and breadth of
Famous Telangana Festivals Which Give New Meanings to Celebrations! Read More »
Are you seeking to unwind after a long day of work or perhaps searching for a new hobby to explore? Look no further than art kits for adults! These all-in-one packages offer a delightful escape into the world of creativity, allowing you to express yourself through various mediums and techniques. Whether you’re an experienced artist
When The Kids Are Away, The Adults Come Out To Play: DIY Art Kits for Adults Read More »
With the board exams around the corner, the students are shaking in their boots, anticipating their next steps. If you are one such reader then this article is for you. Today we talk about some of the most prestigious art schools in India, where every aspiring artist wishes to study. These universities and colleges are
Only ‘Maharatnas’ Here: Art Schools in India on Every Aspiring Art Student’s List Read More »
Sujata Parashar’s latest literary masterpiece, ‘Sunflowers: Incredible Journeys of Epic Women Artists from India,’ was unveiled with great enthusiasm at the Delhi World Book Fair in Pragati Maidan. Hosted as a part of the esteemed Pragati Vichaar Literature Festival (PVLF) under the auspices of the National Book Trust (NBT), the launch garnered widespread acclaim. The
Art isn’t simply about drawing. It must convey emotions, stories, and a journey. One may do it via myriad techniques, supported by different movements, abstract expressionism, neoclassicism, and more. One movement which has proliferated into the 21st century is hyperrealism. Hyperrealism aims at creating extremely realistic artworks, often to the point of resembling high-resolution photographs
Look But Don’t Touch: Hyper Realistic Drawing Ideas You Need To Attempt Read More »
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel was an instrumental leader in unifying the Indian princely states to engender a new nation; a country we call India. Often called the ‘Iron Man’, his unwavering attempts at uniting the feudal lords under the umbrella of a united front deserve much praise and recognition. We weren’t surprised when the then Chief
Pay Tribute to The Indian Iron Man by Making These Statue of Unity Drawings Read More »
We currently live in a concrete world built around our natural habitat that the earth provides us, these are two separate entities that exist within one universal realm. However, it requires a better integration of the two, so that our natural environment is saved and protected and habitable for a long time. Hence, it becomes
From “Green” to “Sustainable”: Understanding the Past and Present of Ecological Design Read More »