“Is it the end? Or the beginning? Or is it too insignificant to exist?” I asked the sea at the seashore. It roared, “It’s for you to know! For I may tell the folklore, But then it is for you to know!” I let my skin feel the sand underneath Mighty water touching my feet […]
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God created the woman in all her glory, from the rib of the man. As his partner and a supporter, she was like an assistant to him. The roles have changed (might not be reversal) but Adam and Eve have evolved and are now the modern-day man and woman. Where they are each other’s support
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A woman does not marry a man; she marries the entire household and the family. The age old saying of society goes like this. There are endless rules, norms, and directives to a girl when she is getting married. After all she is the one who is going to change her name and give up
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Contrary to how it looks, purple is a bright colour. It is associated with peace and endurance. It represents knowledge and aspirations. Among all the known colours, purple has the most interesting history. Before the discovery of aritifical dyes, colours were extracted only from natural sources. Purple is very rare in nature. Ancient people did
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When I asked this question to Raghunita Gupta, I was anticipating the answer. I did study her Instagram profile to understand how she utilized the time during lockdown. As a calligraphist she expanded her horizons and explored virtually all calligraphy and art forms which eluded her till now. But the major jewel in her crown
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Mirart is a combination of two words, Mira and Art. Here is what she has to say on what happened during lockdown. I had to leave my job due to certain family requirements. Initially I loved it but gradually I started feeling very low and bored. From school days I wanted to learn art related
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Shivani Gupta is an empaneled teacher of Likhavat Academy. She has already made her mark by choosing an offbeat art form. Doodling Art is beautiful and therapeutic. Shivani Gupta has joined Business Mates Delhi as an entrepreneur in the category of Tarot Card Reader. We wish her lots of success in the new venture. Preeti
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Decoupage is mostly technique with a dash of creativity. If your are spot on with the steps, the outcome is amazing. If not, work ends up as a disaster. Same is with crackle effect which Decoupage Artist, Sangeeta discovers during the lockdown. Here is how it looks like – The crackle effect. Here are the
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I had posted an article on Quilling as a therapeutic art form towards the end of 2019. Little did I realize at the at time, that Quilling only will help me to see through the differently difficult times of lockdown due to COVID-19. I was able to successfully complete two commercial assignments and learn a
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Sometimes I look back at myselfWhat I was aTo what I amI was a different personTen years backThan what I amNow But then again I wonderIs it that different?The face has not changedMay be a few grey hairHere and thereA few wrinklesMarking meMaking me wiserBut am I? I looked at my old picturesThey tell a
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