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Hello everyone! Today, I am going to speak about a very interesting and beautiful artwork based on radial symmetry. It also includes an integration of maths.
The interesting part was that our maths teacher came to our art class and taught us about symmetry. She explained that symmetry that rotates is called rotational symmetry, also known as radial symmetry. She also taught us about circles, radius, diameter and other related concepts.
The final result surprised me a lot. It also helped me reveal my name in a beautiful and interesting way.
In the end, I want to say that this artwork was possible because of my hard work and my teacher’s effort and guidance.
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I have been learning one of the hardest concepts in maths, radial symmetry, through art. The integration of maths and art helped me understand the concept more easily.
I wrote my name on paper and mirrored it to create the artwork. I even had to shorten my name because it was not fitting on the paper.
Through this activity, I learnt that even difficult concepts in maths can be understood through art. The combination of art and maths can make learning easier and more enjoyable.
Maths is not only about numbers; it can also be explored through art.
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When I made my self-portrait, I felt happy and proud. It made me observe myself carefully and appreciate what makes me unique.
I think the Akanksha Foundation encourages us to make self-portraits because it helps us build self-awareness, confidence and self-expression.
Every portrait tells a story about who we are. Through art, we learn to accept ourselves and celebrate our individuality.
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I want to share my artwork with you. When I drew my self-portrait, I felt very unique because I had never created an artwork like this before.
Through this artwork, I also shared my dream of becoming a teacher when I grow up.
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My favourite artist is H.S. Raza because I love experimenting with colours. It teaches me that even simple shapes can have different and deeper meanings.
This activity helps me develop my focus and observation skills. I also feel calm and relaxed while doing it.
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What I know about S. H. Raza is that he was born in Madhya Pradesh. He was interested in art from a young age and studied at the Nagpur School of Art and later at the J. J. School of Art in Mumbai.
I learnt that Raza was inspired by the bindu. The bindu is more than just a dot in his artwork. It is connected to concentration and became an important part of his artistic journey.
Today, I am here to share one of my artworks with you. But before that, let me ask you a few questions.
Have you ever looked at the sky and felt that it was alive? Have you ever imagined seeing the wind move?
Yes, you guessed it right. This is my version of Vincent van Gogh’s famous painting, The Starry Night.
His swirling brushstrokes, bright colours and moving sky make us feel the energy and emotions behind his artwork. Van Gogh showed us that art can express not only what we can see, but also what we can feel and what we cannot see.
This is my version of The Starry Night. What is yours?
I learnt Warli art in school, and through this art, I learnt that we don’t need fancy materials to create good artwork. We just need clarity and sincerity.
I also learnt about gender equality through Warli art. I learnt that we should treat everyone equally, regardless of their background or gender. Men can also do household chores, and women can also go out and work.
For my pop artwork, I chose to draw apples because they are more than just a fruit to me. I have always enjoyed eating them, especially during my school days, and they remind me of my childhood.
My parents would pack an apple in my lunchbox and tell me to finish it before coming home. I wanted to bring this personal experience into my artwork and show how something as simple as a fruit can hold special memories.
I chose the pop art style because of its bright colours and bold shapes. It helped me show how an ordinary object can look exciting and important.
Hello everyone! I am going to speak about my artwork inspired by the artist Paul Klee. He was a Swiss artist who loved shapes, patterns and colours.
In my artwork, I created a city using basic shapes such as circles, triangles, squares and rectangles. I also drew the moon, sun and stars.
I used warm colours like red, yellow and orange, which make me feel happy and energetic. I also used cool colours like blue, green and violet, which make me feel calm and peaceful.
I enjoy using shapes and cut-outs and watching the crayons appear in the painting. Creating this artwork was fun and exciting for me.
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To me, Madhubani is more than an art form. It is a world where every tiny space has a story. I love it because no corner is left empty.
Every little detail invites my eyes to explore something new, making the painting feel alive from every angle. Its bright colours fill me with happiness, positivity and energy, just like a beautiful sunrise.
Originating in the Mithila region of Bihar, Madhubani art began centuries ago as a way to celebrate nature, festivals and special occasions.
As an artist, I don’t just see colours and patterns. I see emotions, traditions and imagination woven together into a beautiful masterpiece.
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I am drawing a butterfly fish with different patterns, including standing lines, sleeping lines and curved lines. I have also added a heart at the back, inspired by the heart I see in my spoon.
I like this fish very much, and I enjoyed creating it with different lines and patterns.
M.F. Husain was a famous Indian painter. What I learnt from him is that we should never give up. We should keep trying, work hard, and follow our dreams.
I drew one of M.F. Husain’s paintings, and I feel proud and confident. The bold and bright colours, like red, orange, and blue, make me feel confident.
I like his paintings because they inspire me to be creative. His paintings show Indian culture and help me express my feelings and ideas.
M.F. Husain faced many difficulties and problems, but he never stopped painting.
This is my tribute to M.F. Husain. Now I can draw his paintings with confidence, and I feel proud to paint them.