Botticelli, did much justice at portraying her abode on human lands as she sails through the oceans in her marvelous white seashell. While there is so much an artist and a storyteller could debate on, let us walk you through the aisles of history.
Most of my artwork is black and white. It took a lot of time and patience to practice stippling. I don’t think you can randomly put dots to get the desired results, you have to be disciplined…
Creating a soothing photograph has healing effects and at the same time they are also frozen memories that transfer me to the moment the photograph was made…
With my skills I wish to re-create human emotion by the very index of mind- the face. So, undoubtedly portraits are always my favourites. I follow Andrew Loomi’s techniques and Barrington Barber’s ‘The Fundamental of Drawing Portraits’ has been my Bible all this time…
Art helps me to unwind, art is what keeps my creativity alive. It also helps you to think out of the box and since I observe and learn, it also improves your observation skills, you start paying a lot of attention to details, even in everyday things. That’s how art restructures your life…
First of all tell us something about yourself, where are you from, about your family, your childhood, if you have any other profession. I am Nabaneeta Nanda, from West Bengal. My father is an electrician and mother is a housewife. My brother is in Mumbai for his PhD. My childhood is not something extraordinary, but…
