Can’t stop, won’t stop
Artwork by Shravanthi
I’m a doctor from India. I’ve always loved art and used to do well at it in my school years, but as I took on my professional courses I forgot all about it
When the first wave of COVID came, I found myself trying to paint with some rudimentary supplies to keep myself occupied in the lockdown when I was not on duty. …
A journey to be made
Artwork by Kartik Gupta
I am 16 years old
I want to learn many things
One of which happens to be art
The art universities in the world have disregarded all traditional style works …
Never too late
Artwork by Tonya Burgess
I am a retired Tradeswoman and Cancer Survivor still full of life and still observing the world through the eyes of an Artist.
Art is part of the everyday fabric of my life. I see it in the shadows, the trees, the leaves, the streams, the stormy skies and the everyday objects that we use daily.
My Artistic Challenge is to achieve a mastery of Composition, Portraiture, and to give my still lifes a more luminous quality. …
The beauty of art
Artwork by Ronald Mutabingwa
I live a life of hassle where my next day is always a miracle to me because I can’t be certain of what I might do due to the unexpected challenges that always await me but I try my best to maneuver and survive that day. And when stress becomes stress I just get my pen or pencil and paper and begin scribbling ,to move away from realty-the beauty of art. …
I would love to learn the skills and techniques for oil painting
Artwork by Nancy Cebula
Art has been my go to since I was a kid. In Junior High School and High School the studio was where I was safe during those tumultuous years. I discovered I liked working with my hands, I liked the smells and getting messy, and I enjoyed the creative process. I love trying new ideas and discovering what works (and doesn’t work). My whole career was based on art as I was an art teacher and worked with all ages from kindergarten to undergraduates and even senior citizens. …
