About

Why I Teach Art

Art started off as my escape, especially during tough times when I didn’t want to open up to anyone. Sketching was how I let it all out. Now, it’s my way of helping others find their voice, especially if you’re feeling stuck or just want to try something new.

What Happens in My Workshops

I keep things informal — it’s more like hanging out with fellow art lovers than a typical class. Here’s how we roll:

• We do outdoor sketching workshops at spots like Sunder Nursery or Janpath, soaking in Delhi’s vibe and sketching whatever catches our eye.
• Sessions are super chill and easygoing. You’ll pick up beginner drawing techniques from me and others in the group. No one’s judging — you’re free to mess up and learn.
• We combine collaborative art sessions with personal growth, sharing our sketchbooks at the end so everyone gets a peek at what others made.

How You’ll Grow

We start from scratch. Basics first — shapes, lines, proportion. I use stuff like the Loomis method and keep it hands-on with pencils, ink, graphite, and charcoal. We cover portraits, city scenes, heritage buildings, and more.

Real Talk: Progress Isn’t Linear

Sometimes I procrastinate. Sometimes you will too. It took me nearly a year to finish a piece once! No shame in slow days. You just pick up again and move forward. That’s how art goes.

Where We Meet

No fixed studio — Delhi is our classroom. Parks, markets, random corners, wherever feels right. Dekh raha hai na Binod... sessions are always something different!