Are you interested in Art/Drawing/Painting? Did you used to draw when you were younger and want to get back into it? Do you need help with the basics or want to try something new? How about inspiration - need a bit of that?
Well have I got a deal for you - my invisible viewer - I know you're out there..
I bring you the perfect opportunity to explore art this weekend - 29th and 30th March14 at The Hive. These are the first two workshops in a series of six.
Saturday is for The Basics of Drawing and Paintings and on Sunday you can learn Still Life - Where objects tell a story. There are only 10 seats available for each workshop so I would recommend getting on this pronto.
Jai Ranjit aka Zaiu is a self-taught artist. He has had 3 solo shows and several group shows under his belt, with work exhibited in Mumbai, New Delhi and Bengaluru. He is an artist who works hard, believes in sharing knowledge and tries to steer clear of the stereotypes associated with teaching art.
His accolades and accomplishments are numerous but to me what stands out is his spirit of giving.
So instead of harping on about everything he has done you can just jump on to his artist page here and have a look for yourself.
You can also view some of his paintings and the ones that are up for sale here. I was thrilled to discover that you can pay for his paintings in instalments. In my opinion it makes art affordable and attainable by one and all and I commend him for doing so.
Well have I got a deal for you - my invisible viewer - I know you're out there..
I bring you the perfect opportunity to explore art this weekend - 29th and 30th March14 at The Hive. These are the first two workshops in a series of six.
Saturday is for The Basics of Drawing and Paintings and on Sunday you can learn Still Life - Where objects tell a story. There are only 10 seats available for each workshop so I would recommend getting on this pronto.
Jai Ranjit aka Zaiu is a self-taught artist. He has had 3 solo shows and several group shows under his belt, with work exhibited in Mumbai, New Delhi and Bengaluru. He is an artist who works hard, believes in sharing knowledge and tries to steer clear of the stereotypes associated with teaching art.
His accolades and accomplishments are numerous but to me what stands out is his spirit of giving.
So instead of harping on about everything he has done you can just jump on to his artist page here and have a look for yourself.
You can also view some of his paintings and the ones that are up for sale here. I was thrilled to discover that you can pay for his paintings in instalments. In my opinion it makes art affordable and attainable by one and all and I commend him for doing so.
