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 | This 22-year-old artist's work invokes the funniest childhood memories. Check it out!We speak to N Dejeshwini, an artist and children's book illustrator, who is showcasing her cartoon-inspired artwork on Instagram | |
 | Anjali Mehta's sketches take on perceptions about gender in India — and illustrate a whole other storyEven though her focus is on women's issues, her sketches also talk about self-love, same-sex couples and modern technology, mostly criticising it | |
 | This Bengaluru mom's handcrafted li'l card games and flashcards will keep your kid occupied for hoursThe Little Philomath — commit this name to your memory because these games developed by Lavina Souza from Bengaluru are surely making a splash with all the kids out there. Here's why it clicks well | |
 | No child's play, this: Meet the Hyderabad students who are acing their design gameThese students from Oakridge International School have won laurels with their designing skills at the Design Championship 2020 which was conducted virtually recently. This is all that transpired | |
 | These Kolkata twins' satirical sketches on everything from democracy to COVID are trending all over the virtual worldFrom Umar Khalid's arrest to Indians not taking the COVID-19 pandemic seriously, they have covered it all through their sketches which were frantically shared across social media platforms | |
 | Check Aastha Sahdev’s Insta feed for her take on what the nation really needs to know!Through her Instagram page, Aastha Sahdev is creating awareness and starting conversations about women’s health, gender roles, racism and colourism in India | |
 | This 26-year-old Hyderabadi went from Aeronautical Engineering to quirky and edgy decor. Here's howDevesh Baheti has started a lifestyle blog seven years ago and was one of the very first people to do so. He has collaborated with brands like Louis Vuitton, Zara and Bhane for it. That's so cool! | |
 | In a mandala of her own: How Amrutha went from civil engineering to drawing mandalas on just about anythingWhat are mandalas known for, folks? Peace and meditation. But Amrutha Routhu tells us how she nails perfection and still manages to relax while drawing mandalas. We listen in very keenly to her | |
 | This Bengaluru artist's illustrations of asuras are literally all the rage online!Come on, name the demons from Indian mythology you know. Raavan, Hiranyakashipu, Naraksura and so on. Harsha has reimagined ten of them with his artistic sensibilities and you have to have a look! | |
 | How Bengaluru start-up Stoned Santa fuses art with creativity to create the perfect giftShashank Shekhar, founder of Stoned Santa, speaks about his platform that can not only help young artists earn money but is also a place where people can place customised orders for unique gifts | |
 | This young artist from Chennai shares her mantra on how she communicates with ease through her artSruthi Mohan breaks her walls of introversion by creating her own art and expressing herself through it. She tells us how | |
 | Why B S Srinivas is the baap of animation education in the Bengaluru 'arena'B S Srinivas talks about his journey in the animation industry and why jobs will only continue to increase in the sector | |
 | This 24-year-old mural artist is trying to revive ancient artforms through her workshopsMural artist K Megha Menon discusses the need to revive Indian art and culture through ancient artforms like mural painting, madhubani and kalamkari and how her workshops plays an important role | |
 | This Chennai-based isometric digital artist is all set to design a graphic novelR Abishek Kalainjan is a digital artist who summaries the important scenes in a movie through a single isometric frame | |
 | How graphic designer Vishnu Roy is facing his inner digital demonsWe explore Vishnu Roy's world of dark images and the most unique unique monsters and how he manages to stay ahead of the curve every time |
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