• July 3, 2020

Sketch by Robin Makvana; Image Credits: Robin Makvana ‘Sketching’ is one of the most important tools for every designer- student as well as a professional. As a tool or a skill, sketching plays a vital role in the design...

• July 2, 2020

Most of us are going through various emotional states as COVID-19 continues its global impact. In Gujarat, we’ve been hunkered down already with schools and colleges closed, mandated work-from-home arrangements and everything has been locked down. We spend our...

• July 2, 2020

Sustainability is a new term which applies to complex subjects of the environment. Sustainable development was defined by the UN in 1983 as, ‘meeting the needs of the present without compromising the needs of the future generation’. More emphasis...

• July 2, 2020

At a time, when the whole world is competing and is divided between the developing and developed economies, rich and poor, powerful and powerless, a miniscule virus called “Coronavirus” seems to have united the globe. It has shown that...

• July 2, 2020

I believe in free style paintings. Some of my best works are on Charlie Chaplin. I don’t recall when I created my first painting of Charlie but I distinctly remember that as a child I would eagerly wait for...

• July 1, 2020

Being a dentist, I wanted to share my knowledge regarding “clenching of the teeth”, especially since it a stressful time for some during the lockdown. Mostly, this problem is not noticed by an individual. But this can cause a...

• July 1, 2020

Geometry is the branch of Mathematics that deals with the properties and interrelations of points, lines, planes, solids and space. The study of geometry enhances many foundational skills and helps us to create forms, patterns and structures of products,...

• July 1, 2020

This line “Ye Din Bhi Beet Jayenge” adds strength to a person during hard times and inspires them to stand tall. The current coronavirus pandemic has left us pondering if this time is affecting all of us in adverse ways?...

• July 1, 2020

Size: 36’’ x 60” Inch | Medium: Graphite dust and pencil on canvas My work talks about my perception on seeing this landscape.  These trees barely had leaves on it and looked so lifeless from a distance that I...