

Spring is the one I long for most of the four seasons. This season has had a special meaning to me since my childhood. This time of the year gives me so much energy and positive vibes.
Architecture has always fascinated me. I’m lucky enough to live in one of England’s most architecturally rich cities, Cambridge. The iconic historic university buildings, the cobbled streets
Recognising the tones and values is essential in one’s art journey. I don’t have a formal art degree, therefore, I try to learn about the basics as much as I can.
While thinking about this winter and the festive season, I decided to paint something each day until Christmas. I’ll share what this magical time of the year means to me.
Autumn has always been one of my favourite seasons, with its magical weather, colours and smells. It was the first time I observed the season through my artistic lens.
One of the things that fascinate me in this painting journey is the colours. Working with them can be stressful and overwhelming, but they can be a joy if used correctly. There is no shortcut to finding the colour palettes and combinations that work. Exploring them requires a lot of time and patience. I gave myself time to experiment and play with my palette’s colours.
This was an excellent course to remind me that I can find interesting subjects to sketch in the house as well. In most cases, we just pass by the objects which live with us in our homes, and we don’t really see them, only use them. The challenge of this class was to observe and draw a scene from our surroundings.
I donated my art for a good cause by participating in this year’s Twitter Art Exhibit. This was the very first time I did something like this, and I’m wanted to share with you my experiences on this event.
Thank you, Pam, for stopping by. Happy to see you here. I appreciate your kind words. 😊