Voices of Inspiration and experience

Art, for me, has always been more than colour and form — it’s a way of seeing life with optimism and beauty. I’ve always believed that creativity is not confined to a sketchbook or a classroom; it flows through how we think, learn, and connect with the world. As a teacher, my greatest joy is bonding with my students — understanding their emotions, guiding their thoughts, and helping them discover their inner artist. When they smile with pride at their creation, I see the true purpose of art in education — to awaken joy in learning.

In my classroom, art and academics walk hand in hand. When students use colours, textures, and patterns to understand concepts, their learning becomes more alive and lasting. A geometry lesson finds new life in mandala patterns, and a science topic becomes exciting when expressed through creative illustrations. Such integration helps students not only understand but feel what they learn — nurturing patience, focus, and confidence.

As a professional portrait rangoli artist, I find deep inspiration in nature and tradition. Rangoli, to me, is more than decoration — it’s meditation in colour. It teaches harmony, precision, and cultural pride. I often share these values with my students, helping them see beauty in balance and meaning in every creation. It reminds us that art lives in our traditions, our festivals, and the colours of our daily lives. I feel blessed that my students connect with me easily. Their love and enthusiasm fill my classroom with energy and warmth. I believe in emotional connection, in seeing positivity in every situation, and in helping children grow through encouragement. To me, mistakes are not failures — they are brushstrokes on the canvas of learning.

As a nature lover, I draw inspiration from every leaf, shade, and sound around me. My dream is to keep using art for a greater cause — to do something meaningful for my nation and my Earth. Through creativity, I wish to nurture not only young artists but also kind, responsible citizens who see beauty in caring for the world around them.

When art becomes part of education, learning gains colour, depth, and joy. It teaches students to think freely, feel deeply, and create fearlessly. And in every shade of that journey, I see hope — for our children, our classrooms, and our world.