Kalakaaris Magazine issue 4

Priyanka
Bhukya
Interview
From how many years are you
engaged in painting?
Painting is my hobby .I’ve started in
my schooling when I was studying
my eighth standard .Then I realized
that It’s never too late to revisit a
Dream. And now art is my passion. I
advise to every novice out their trying
to make a name for themselves but
scared that they won’t be as good as
the pros is that do it from the heart,
at some point in life every pro was an
amateur.
What are the essential tools of an
artist?
The most important thing to do is
Practise. So, that you can make your
hands move freely just like a
printer, which is always ready to print
whatever you think. No matter what
pencils you use or the brushes but
i can give you a small advice Pencils
are very important in drawing the
higher the number before the letter
B, the lighter the shades are.
What is your work knowledge?
I continued to build myself in the
field of pencil drawings, it was unusual
and people didn’t know much
about it. It has been quiet clear to
me, that most of them are painters
so, I want to be out of box and started
with pencil shades .The blend
of shadings which give details, expressions
.Or merely I can say that
to unfold the secrets of black and
white.
How did you get started in
sketching?
People’s emotions – a baby’s giggle,
best friend’s laughing, a mother’s
love, all these beautiful emotions
inspired me to store them in my fantasy
world thats the art.
How would you describe your
work style?
I’m still not an Artist, drawing makes
me happy and the appreciation motivates
me to start it professionally.
What kinds of situations do you
find most stressful when your
painting?
While painting we often rub it so
there is loss of media. And sometimes
disruption causes ripples in
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