Type Of Art Form: Painting and Mandalas
Art Form In General :
Paintings are designed by watercolours and consist of various brushes and other elements. The subjects are painted in different hues and strokes. It is an art to effortlessly glide through the canvas and come out with a vibrant result. Mandalas are symmetrical patterns fused together to form a design. They are really therapeutic and help in releasing stress. The important factor here is to compliment every shape in such a way that a beautiful pattern emerges at last.
Inspiration Behind Those Vivid Canvas:
Bhuvaneswari had been passionate about her art since a tender age. Sketching cartoons used to be her favourite pastime when she was young. It is correct to say that inspiration can be found in littlest of things and moments and our artist is surely applying this theory. She paints everything that catches her eye and always comes out with an extraordinary result. End motto of creating any art piece for Bhuvaneswari is to feel happy and enjoy the process. Another element that is the source of inspiration for her is nature. Nature is filled with beautiful examples, you just need a sharp eye to form an art out of it. Bhuvaneswari concentrates on happenings around her and tries to stroke it with a new perspective. She feels that she is a learner and so she also learns from other artists of the same niche. They motivate her to create a significant style and ace it in her game.
Thoughts Gathered Through Paint Brushes:
Before creating a piece, a lot of thought process goes behind the scene. You need to select a theme, search for a few references and then amalgamating all the ideas onto the canvas. It is a process which needs apt thinking, gathering the art supplies required and finally executing the desired idea. It takes a good amount of time and exploration to bring out a distinctive artwork.
Brief About The Artist:
Bhuvaneswari Chandiran is an IT Professional and a mom of a 1 year old kid and also is such a versatile artist. She used to practice henna art for a few years and later shifted to different forms. Post pregnancy she started exploring various different forms of art and started practicing them simultaneously. Digital art, Mandalas and Watercolours are her recent learnings. She is practising and honing her skills every single day to bring out just the right outcome.
Two cents of advice to beginners :
Bhuvaneswari suggests that you should be passionate in whatever art form you are practicing. She further adds that you need to religiously devote yourself to your art. She emphasises the importance of learning and to try different techniques to not maintain monotony. And lastly, she advises to not compare your own journey to that of others.
Wrapping this flamboyant article, Bhuvaneswari quotes Ralph Waldo Emerson’s life lesson, “ Every artist was first an amateur”
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