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कैसे मिला दा विन्ची को THE LAST SUPPER बनाने का काम ?
by Avantika Chaurasiaलियोनार्डो दा विंची इतिहास के सबसे प्रभावशाली कलाकारों में से हैं, 1495 में, लियोनार्डो दा विंची ने इतिहास के सबसे प्रभावशाली कार्यों में से एक - द लास्ट सपर पे काम करना शुरू किया जो उनके प्रसिद्ध कलाकृतियों में से एक है। क्या आप जानते हैं की द लास्ट सपर बनाने के लिए दा विंची को किसने कमीशन किया था ? -
Colourful Logics of a Child
by Karishma SrivastavaCan you interpret your child's drawing?
Child Art is a result of the observations, emotions, experiences and imagination of a child, which later helps her develop into a creative person. While our children put so much effort into their drawing, we have a habit of distinguishing them as good or bad without even trying to understand them.
Some drawings are just drawings, with obvious meaning. But sometimes you can discover deeper meanings out of your child's drawings, and figure out what she/he is feeling or trying to express. -
Online learning: Unorganised & Unfair solution to the Educational Crisis
by Karishma SrivastavaAs the pandemic began to rise across the world, baffling the best of the world's doctors and scientists working in the search of its cure, the only directives suggested for common people were to keep washing hands and maintain social distance. In March, a nationwide lockdown was ordered to contain the spread of the virus, limiting the movement of the entire population of India.
It has been seven months since then, and education, as a result, has largely moved online. However, the question is, "Was India ready for this shift to online learning?"
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How to write an artist's resume
by Avantika ChaurasiaLike making paintings is an art, so is making a resume. As a painting needs to be on point in order to sell them, so does a resume needs to be on point to get you interviews.
When you apply for a job, grant, and exhibition your resume reaches before you at that place, your resume act as your representative.
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Home Sweet Home
by Karishma SrivastavaWhile the concept of arts-integrated learning is still new in India, the students who have been attending Let's Start Art sessions have found their ways in relating the routine subjects with arts and learn better. The first set of art sessions in the month of January were conducted on the theme "If Trees could walk" taken from a poem in their Hindi textbook.
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How to create an interesting Facebook Page for Artists
by Avantika ChaurasiaFacebook is a great platform to showcase your artworks and to share updates about your work into the newsfeed that people see every day and that will help you to build your profile.
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Happy New Year 2020
by Karishma SrivastavaSome of us relate vacations with staying at home and resting whereas others travel to different places to explore. In the first set of Let's Start Art sessions, we asked the students to recall their last holiday trips and how they travelled there. The theme was intended to make the students aware of means of transportation.In the second set of Let's Start Art sessions, the students made New Year greeting cards for their loved ones. Some of them made cards for their teachers and art instructors too. -
What makes you happy?
by Karishma SrivastavaWhat makes you happy?
We asked the students this simple question based on an English rhyme from their syllabus book "A Happy Child" and got amusing answers in the form of drawings. Children told us that they are happiest about the tiny little things in their lives despite all the adversities that they face.
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How to write an Email that gets a response
by Avantika ChaurasiaIn this article, you will learn:
How to write an email, how to present your email thoughtfully and how to give the right amount of information in the right way so that the receiver will be able to read your message easily.
What key points do we need to keep in mind before writing an email?
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I added Love to my Color Palette
by Neelam GuptaI also realized that when we fail, we tend to give up immediately. However, that shouldn't be the approach. I have often noticed that many children who, initially, get disheartened in the first few drawings, draw enthusiastically and, often, beautifully when they persist.
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I teach them drawing, they teach me LIFE!
by Ajay PrakashIn this process of giving drawing lessons to children, I have learned important life lessons from them. Most importantly I have learned how to smile despite all the challenges in life. In countless small interactions, lessons they have taught me are going to inspire me to keep my head high and move forward even in adverse situations. -
The Dussehra Fair
by Karishma SrivastavaFestivals and holidays approached as soon as the month of October started. We conducted Let's Start Art workshops after Dussehra and asked the students to draw their experience of the holidays. We also asked then to read a chapter named "The Fair" from their English book and try to relate it with the Fair they visited.
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