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Indian Man by Jack Ede
Holi is widely known as Festival of Colours. This name doesn't come even halfway close when it comes to capturing the bombardment of Blues, greens, purples and yellows. How colours explode everywhere, turning the entire country into one big canvas.
Every year, people of all backgrounds dress in white, and take to the streets to join in the adrenaline (and possibly “bhaang”) induced atmosphere.
Read MoreWe love to create. To scribble a little or a lot, using a variety of supplies and techniques. Common to quite a few of us artists though is the humble eraser.
Even something as simple as an eraser has been refined over time and here are 5 types of erasers which we think you should know about.
Read MoreHow many times have you been bored in class and filled up the edges of that biology or chemistry text book with random things which were infinitely more interesting than the drone of the teacher?
Did the equation suddenly become a dumb-bell which a gym buff was using to bench press? Or better yet did the circular interior of that circle you were forced to draw in match class become the perfect cricket pitch for you to recreate a match on?
Read MoreArtist Renaud Roche has been building up to the imminent launch of the next Star Wars movies in the best possible way. By creating a sketches of key characters from the franchisee and releasing a Sketch nearly once every ten days for us to admire.
Read MoreBooks hold many mysteries and have the power to take us on magical journeys through the words they hold.
However some books hold even more than just the words between their pages.
Some have Fore-Edge paintings on the edges of the book, which reveal an artwork on the edges of the book.
Read MoreMichael Fischler proves that Art can be created out of almost anything, even the bubble wrap we loved to pop and play with.
He patiently creates a portrait of Beth Thornley and does a great job of it.
Read MoreArt Works don’t have to be big is size to make an impact. Often the smallest art works can leave the most lasting impacts.
We’ve rounded up 5 artists who work with art in a miniature form. They are so good we felt you just had to see them.
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