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Paridhi Bhardwaj's Blog
Talented artist Paridhi, a student of Std IX, brings to life Krishna playing the flute among his mesmerized cows in Vrindavan with acrylic on canvas....
Budding artist Paridhi Bharadwaj (Std VIII student) loves to create sketches that capture the beauty of nature and people in various moods....
Budding artist Paridhi Bharadwaj loves to create posters that raise awareness about how to deal with problems facing our planet and our children....
Budding artist Paridhi Bhardwaj takes time out from her Std. VIII studies to paint her love for animals - in posters to save the tiger, on her T-shirt and on the canvas. ...
Learning and Creativity presents a Special Feature on Art by Kids – with beautiful paintings made by children with water colours, ink drawings, pencil sketches and oil pastels....
Paridhi Bhardwaj, a student of Std VI, portrays the two conditions of our most famous river - the Ganga as she was 50 years ago and the Ganga as she is now. ...
Nature has stories hidden in every moment, every corner. Our young artist Paridhi presents a collection of paintings which capture the myriad conversations in nature. When we come to close to Nature, we can participate in...
Paridhi made these paintings in 2011, when she was in Std II. But the depth of her imagination, choice of colours and shading make you think its by someone much older, no?...
A portrait of a beautiful lady with almond shaped eyes and 'gajra' in her hair. ...
I love my planet Earth
And all the vibrant life around me
The Nature, the stories, my friends
My festivals, my family and me...
Today’s Motivation
"Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail."
~ Ralph Waldo Emerson