Introducing Artist Mrinal and Her Creative Journey

Recently, I could not share much about my works, as nothing has been fully completed yet. I am currently working on an appliqué saree using Kalamkari designs — and honestly, I just hope Kalamkari appliqué work does not go out of fashion by the time I finish it! 🙂

I am also making some greeting cards using quilling and parchment art for the coming festive season and birthdays. Along with these, a few screen printing orders are still pending — as usual! 🙂

As promised, I will definitely share my experiences with arts and crafts with you, my friends, but I need a little more time.

Introducing the Artist – Mrinal

As I have said earlier, in this blog I will not only share my works, but also my experiences with arts and crafts. I would love to share about my craft Gurus, from whom I learnt different kinds of arts and crafts, my collection of Kumkuma Bharanis (small containers used to store vermilion or sindhoor), and many more beautiful craft-related collections and experiences.

This blog is not just about finished creations — it is also about the journey, the learning process, the inspirations, the teachers, and the memories connected with arts and crafts.

Here sharing the works of the artist Mrinal. He made this drawing within 15 minutes. This is a pen sketching

Have a look

I know, unknowingly you said  wow!!! I completely agree with you. Its really amazing.  You  are curious to know about the artist. You can see his signature , Mrinal Chatterjee.
Mrinal, was our team member. I did not know, he is such a good artist. Look at the sketch, its perfect. And its done on a small piece of paper, using a ballpoint pen. Each line is perfect. He took only 15-20 mins to draw this. I was so happy to see this.

The sketch made by Mrinal

Have a closer look :Look at the lady, carrying the water in the pot, below see her reflection in the water. At the right side, can you see the long trees? everything looks so real!