Apeejay School, Tanda Road, Jalandhar, proudly introduces Advita Chopra, a brilliant artistic talent. Selected as this week’s Apeejay Aspiring Artist, let’s delve into the world of this young painter and discover the wisdom and innovation that shape her artistic journey. Read edited excerpts:
Since when did you start drawing?
I have been drawing since childhood, making it one of my cherished hobbies from nursery days.
Which art form is your favourite and why?
Painting, particularly Madhubani art, is my favourite. These forms allow me to explore the depths of my creativity.
How does your school support you as an artist? The encouragement from my teachers at school is constant. Their praise motivates me to draw more, especially when my artwork features on Apeejay Newsroom, it significantly boosts my confidence.
What is your definition of art?
Art, to me, is a medium for self-expression. The immense happiness I feel upon completing an artwork is truly unparalleled.
How much time does it take to complete one artwork, and what are the common ideas and themes?
Typically, it takes around two hours for me to complete one artwork. For larger projects on big charts, it might extend to one or two days. As for ideas, I often find inspiration in mandala designs.
Any upcoming artworks in the pipeline?
Currently, I am engrossed in creating some intricate mandala designs.
Is there a new art form you wish to learn?
Realistic portraits intrigue me, and I aspire to master this art form. The beauty and attraction of realistic paintings is captivating.
Any other hobbies apart from art?
Aside from art, yoga and reading are my cherished pastimes.
