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​My passion for art, especially folk art, has roots in giving. I hope to help revive dying art forms by teaching in the community and giving a percentage of my sales to help tribal artists.
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To appreciate beauty
To find the best in others
To leave the world a bit better
whether by a healthy child,
a garden patch, or a redeemed social condition

To know even one life has breathed easier
because you have lived.
This is to have succeeded.
Elisabeth-Anne Anderson Stanley
​Appreciate
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Learning new art forms like Zentangle and tribal forms like madhubani and warli is the cornerstone of my creations. Along with traditional medium like paper or canvas, I also explore new mediums to help incorporate art in everyday life.

Please do browse my collection to find something you like for yourself or friends and family.
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Donate
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Most tribal artists are unable to provide a good livelihood to their families on the basis of their art. Hence they do not pass on their skills to their children.
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I propose to help alleviate the struggles and travails of tribal artists by giving a portion of my sales to the betterment of artists' children.

Participate
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It is a popular misconception that you can only be a born artist. I sincerely believe that there are certain areas of art you can get proficient at.

I offer a number of workshops throughout the year. Do check out the workshops page for more details.​