“Creativity should have no boxes, no boundaries.” Tell us about your journey from being a student who decided to take up art as a career and to work as an independent illustrator today. Like every other child, I was so… Continue Reading →
“If you are passionate about something you’re creating and feeling anxious just remember, seeds take time to grow”
“Be curious, be versatile & open to changes. Critic your knowledge of art/design to improve yourself”
“I feel all of us are born with our own set of interests and skills and that is what each one of us should embrace. Because individuality matters a lot”
“Identify your strengths and make them stronger till you’re the strongest in town. Even after that, don’t stop”
“One often meets his destiny on the road he tries to avoid”
“Everyone is too busy thinking outside the box, thus why not think inside the box creatively”
Sripriya Ganesh is a Doodle Artist from Sophia Polytechnic, Mumbai. The project featured here, is a series of doodles she has created, centered around ironic situations that take place in our daily lives, that we tend to overlook, hence earning the… Continue Reading →
“Observation is the key to detail, observe each and everything that walks your way, every second of your life.”
Vijay Manure is an illustrator from Rachana Sansad College of Applied Art and Craft. Giving multiple attempts at CET, being depressed and trying again and again was never part of his plan. Almost at the verge of losing hope, he finally… Continue Reading →
Ashmita Kushwaha is a graduate from Sir J. J. Institute of Applied Art and dons the roles of a Graphic Designer, Visualizer and a Photographer. This blog is about her work she did for Hope Fertility Centre, where the target… Continue Reading →
“Becoming a great designer requires high aptitude and an attention to detail that’s hard for others to match”
“Be inspired and keep your senses open to new experiences which makes for a more grounded and a fertile imagination”
“The biggest challenge is breaking through the limitations of skill to create something that induces the picture in one’s mind”
“See beyond the picture to really understand why the artwork is how it is”
“Being yourself is the last thing one can have because an original is worth more then a copy”
“Photography as a Passion is different from photography as a Business. To be successful these two have to go hand in hand”
“Try to look at ordinary things from an extraordinary perspective”
“Photography is about capturing a person’s unique perception which can be clicked even with a normal digital camera”
Vikrant Shitole is an established artist best known for his fluid medium of water colours and genre of landscapes. He is a graduate in fine arts from Mumbai University and paints with various styles, mediums and techniques. He has been… Continue Reading →
“To make an interesting photograph you have to focus on not capturing things that don’t help the image”
Viraj is an Industrial Designer and has worked as an Industrial Design consultant from October 2014 – July 2016 with a number of companies in Mumbai, Pune and Nasik. He graduated from MIT-ID in April 2015, and has won a… Continue Reading →
“Try to work on things you truly care about, professionally or otherwise.”
“Once you begin animating, one becomes a clown, a monkey and a donkey everyday”
Manvee Singh is a Delhi based self taught artist, specialising in portraits, paintings, illustrations and wall art. She has worked for various companies and individuals around the world such as Cafe Delhi Heights, U2opia Mobile, Guavus, Hotel Lemon Tree, International… Continue Reading →
“The real test is to work outside your comfort zone and it is always good to push your skills to the edge”
“It is important to understand the advantage of an illustrator being a multi-disciplinary collaborator rather than working alone”
“Be updated with the latest design formulas and trends, communicate fluidly and stock your designs and sketches.”
“The only positive direction that the world is moving in is inclusivity”
“When you get good results, all the stress you go through is worth to live for”