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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 ChaurasiaWhat is the one form of communication you employ most frequently in your work life? Email writing, right? This article will teach you how to compose emails, how to present them thoughtfully, and how to provide just the appropriate amount of information in the right manner so that the recipient can easily understand what you have to say.
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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. -
Your Creative Best: Bottle Decor Ideas
by Sana SabahShuru-art is back with a new episode of Your Creative Best. In this edition, Neelam introduces us to a new decor technique. We hope you enjoy this video! Make sure to like, comment, share & subscribe
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Your Creative Best : Veggie Block
by Sana SabahShuru-art is back with a new episode of Your Creative Best. In this edition, Shreya introduces us to a new decor technique using Veggie Blocks. We hope you enjoy this video! Make sure to like, comment, share & subscribe.
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How to describe your painting on social media
by Avantika ChaurasiaTo promote your art on a website, or social media platforms, it’s essential to write descriptions for every piece of art you create. The more information you provide to potential buyers about your artworks, the easier it is to convince them to buy it.
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Let's Play and Learn the Story of Garbage
by Karishma SrivastavaMost of the things that we vividly remember from our school education either had a picture related to the text in the book, or the words painted a pretty picture in our minds. There are countless studies that have confirmed the power of visual imagery in learning. For instance, one study asked students to remember many groups of three words each, such as dog, bike, and street. Students who tried to remember the words by repeating them over and over again did poorly on recall. In comparison, students who made the effort to make visual associations with the three words, such as imagining a dog riding a bike down the street, had significantly better recall.
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FRIENDS, SPACE AND ALIENS
by Karishma SrivastavaDo you remember stocking up friendship bands before going to school? All of us used to wait for friendship day each year and gifted friendship bands to our friends. In the month of August, we conducted the first set of Let's Start Art workshops on the same theme. We asked the students to draw their friends and narrate their friendship stories.
In the second set of art sessions, we asked the students to ponder over the question- 'How exploring space improves life on earth?'.
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