Motif
And when the inevitable question arises—"What is my style?"—Arijeet's philosophy offers a refreshing answer: "An artist must first know everything before an individual style is chosen, not imposed." Rather than chasing trends or copying techniques, students are encouraged to explore widely, build strong fundamentals, and discover a visual language that feels authentic to them.
Whether you dream of charcoal, acrylics, oils, watercolor, digital art, or sketching from life, the journey begins with understanding.
As Arijeet often says: "If painting feels painful, it has lost its worth right there."
Learn the foundations. Discover your voice. Paint with confidence.
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Drawing and Sketching
Drawing and sketching enhance creativity, improve observation skills, and provide a relaxing, expressive outlet. They bridge imagination with reality, offering personal fulfillment and a unique way to communicate ideas visually. As the foundation of any hand-drawn forms and paintings, they are essential. Embrace art to enrich your life.
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CHARCOAL
Charcoal has remained a popular medium for drawing since the Renaissance. At that time, it was used for preparatory purposes: to develop initial ideas, preliminary outlines, areas of shadow, or for squaring grids used to transfer a design to another surface.
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Acrylic or Oil Painting
Oil and acrylic colors bring imagination to life on various surfaces, offering vibrant, durable, and versatile options for artists. Their rich textures and hues provide a delightful painting experience, enhancing creativity and expression in every stroke.