madur09

20/10/2024

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Teaching art has always been about inspiring creativity, but this time, I took a leap into the digital realm, and it’s been nothing short of transformative. Incorporating digital tools into my drawing classes has not only upgraded our learning environment but also ignited a new passion among my students.

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Initially, I was a bit apprehensive—after all, I cherished traditional techniques. But as I explored digital applications, I discovered how they could enhance my teaching. This experience has not only enriched my students’ artistic skills but has also reignited my own passion for teaching. Watching them thrive using this digital space as an aid to sharpen their skills has filled me with pride and joy. I feel fortunate to guide them on this journey of creativity, where traditional art meets modern technology. I can’t wait to see where this adventure takes us next! ❤️✨

11/06/2024

Very happy to receive ‘Artist Guild Award’ for my painting from International Artist’s Gild Women Art Competition & Exhibition 2024

03/06/2024

We are starting new batches for painting separately, hence anybody is welcome to learn it- no prior drawing skills needed, it’ll be taught simultaneously.

05/03/2023

Oil pastel work by Sureja

04/02/2023

Come let’s explore!

01/10/2022

30/04/2022

Happy faces and little accomplishments 😍

13/04/2022

Psyfest 2022

23/02/2022

Signed the painting :D
Excited to show you all the full picture

25/01/2022

Stillness and movement, co-occurring is nature’s allurement.

11/08/2020

The world has depicted Lord Krishna as a baby stealing butter and a charming youth holding a flute, with a peacock feather on his head.
On this occasion of janmashtami, I'm happy to share the naughtiness of kannan through my dance. This padham was performed by me when I was 8 years old in my salangai pooja. A wonderful composition of Dr. P.R. Venkatasubramanian.

CREDITS :
Nattuvangam and choreography - Guru Dr. Kanchana Janardhanan
Composition, lyrics and music - Dr. P.R. Venkatasubramanian
Vocal - Smt. Padmini Lakshminarayanan
Mridangam - Sri. Ramshankar Babu

11/08/2020

The world has depicted Lord Krishna as a baby stealing butter and a charming youth holding a flute, with a peacock feather on his head.
On this occasion of janmashtami, I'm happy to share the naughtiness of kannan through my dance. This padham was performed by me when I was 8 years old in my salangai pooja. A wonderful composition of Dr. P.R. Venkatasubramanian.

CREDITS :
Nattuvangam and choreography - Guru Dr. Kanchana Janardhanan
Composition, lyrics and music - Dr. P.R. Venkatasubramanian
Vocal - Smt. Padmini Lakshminarayanan
Mridangam - Sri. Ramshankar Babu