The Bhagavata Purana series from the workshop of painters in the principality of Mankot Master is one breathtakingly bold and passionate series among all other remarkable ones. The artist approaches the text with the deepest reverence and conviction

Shuruart strongly believes that introducing art into the curriculum of these children can greatly affect their learning. Studies have proven that retention can be enhanced when learning is made more fun.

Through our art workshops in govt, primary schools in collaboration with Kokuyo Camlin we're trying to do just that.

Shuruart is back with the second episode of our new series Your Creative Best. In this episode, Neelam has introduced us to a new decor technique, the Dot Mandala Art. This video is about how to draw dot mandala for beginners.

The lanes of Lodhi Colony in New Delhi are a treat to the eyes. We’re writing about this after 2years of its completion. But isn’t that the beauty of Public Art, it just never gets old.

Shuruart is proud to present the first episode of our new DIY series, Your Creative Best. Materials used:

a) Cat's tongue brush for petals (specialty brush by Camlin)

b) Angular brush for leaves and branches (specialty brush by Camlin)

c) Fabrica acrylics by Camlin

This episode is a step by step demonstration on how to draw beautiful spring flowers.

Shuruart strongly believes that introducing art into the curriculum of these children can greatly affect their learning. Studies have proven that retention can be enhanced when learning is made more fun. Through our art workshops in govt, primary schools in collaboration with Kokuyo Camlin we're trying to do just that.

The Purana describes that the Mount Meru is surrounded by four other mountains as it's supports- Suparshva, Kumud, Mandara, and Mermandara. On these four mountain ranges stand four great trees- the Mango, the Jambu, the Kadamb, and the Banyan. The manuscript of the Anandi Patan has an extraordinarily painted leaf with a picture of Mount Meru on it.

Mirroring the activities and elements of the human and animal world with colorful geometrical patterns, the cow dung coated mud walls of these houses reflect the ancient tradition of elaborate wall painting or Bhitti Chitra practiced in the Mithila region of Bihar and the adjoining parts of Tarai in Nepal.

The French painter, Jean-Baptiste Isabey, is celebrated as the most prominent French miniaturist of the early nineteenth century.

Born in Nancy on April 11, 1767, Isabey was highly acclaimed for his portrait “Napoleon at Malmaison”, which is considered one of best likenesses of the emperor.

The English artist, Benjamin Lauder Nicholson, is acclaimed as the pioneer of abstract art in England, whose austere geometric paintings and reliefs were among the most influential abstract works in British art.

Best-known for his Cubist-influenced works, Nicholson was born on April 10, 1894, in Denham, Buckinghamshire, England to the painters Sir William Nicholson and Mabel Pryde.

The Dutch Golden Age painter, Gerrit Dou, also called Gerard Dou, is revered as one of the most famous of all Dutch painters until the beginning of the 19th century.

Considered the founder of the Dutch school of Fijnschilderij, or fine painting, Gerrit Dou was born in Leiden on April 7, 1613.

The English painter of the Victorian era, John William Waterhouse, is acclaimed for his large-scale paintings of Classical mythological subjects.

Known for his association with the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, Waterhouse was born into a family of artists in the city of Rome and baptized on 6 April 1849.