My Artistic Journey: How I Learned to Draw and Grow

Looking at my progress from 2021 to 2022, you can see how I shifted from basic sketching to mastering realistic textures and lighting. I struggled with shading for a long time, but that struggle became the best part of my process. In my classes, I do not just teach theory; we work on your specific drawings, identify what feels 'off,' and fix the technique until you are happy with the result.

My journey began with simple graphite sketches in my PG room, often feeling frustrated when a piece didn't look right. I learned that the secret wasn't natural talent but consistent practice and analyzing what went wrong. When I look at my 'Art vs Artist' transformations, I see the result of hundreds of hours of trial and error with charcoal and alcohol markers.

I bring this exact approach to my online classes here in Delhi. Whether you are working on your first sphere or trying to master hyperrealistic skin texture, I help you see the structure behind the chaos. We start by fixing muscle memory and understanding light sources, then move into the tools that make the difference, like using makeup brushes for smooth blending or specific erasers for highlights.

If you are feeling stuck with your art, my classes offer the same practical feedback I wish I had when I started. We can look at your previous work together, find the bottlenecks, and get you moving forward again. It is not about being perfect from day one, it is about keeping the momentum going.